Arica (Chile)
Published: 31.03.2019
Morro de Arica
Playa Chinchorro with Atacama Desert in the background
Crab on Playa Chinchorro
San Miguel de Azapa Archaeological Museum
San Miguel de Azapa Archaeological Museum
Mummies of Arica
Mummies of Arica
Mummies of Arica 
Mummies of Arica 
Due to the desert climate and irrigation possibilities by Andean water, various fruits and vegetables are cultivated around Arica (e.g. bananas, mangoes, passion fruits, tomatoes, olives, etc.). 
The agriculture extends to the very last centimeter of the hill and seamlessly transitions into the Atacama Desert. 
Cemetery in the Atacama Desert 
Cemetery in the Atacama Desert 
Plants and irrigation are prohibited at the cemetery to prevent malaria-transmitting mosquitoes. 
Playground with the Atacama Desert in the background 
Hakuna Matata
Morro de Arica
Camino to Morro de Arica
View from Morro de Arica
View from Morro de Arica
Chilean flag on Morro de Arica
Sunset on Morro de Arica
Carnival parade
Carnival parade
Adiooooos Chile
On the way through the Atacama Desert to Bolivia 
After a bus breakdown, five hours of failed repair attempts, a replacement bus, a closed border to Bolivia, and a cold night on the bus at 4300 dizzying meters above sea level at the border, we finally arrived in La Paz (Bolivia) with a delay of 18 hours. Magis peregrinatione tradit
