Explore the Atacama Desert’s celestial wonders with an astronomical tour, blending Andean traditions and modern constellations under the world’s clearest skies.
Explore the Atacama Desert’s celestial wonders with an astronomical tour, blending Andean traditions and modern constellations under the world’s clearest skies.
- San Pedro de Atacama - The Atacama Desert, located in northern Chile, is renowned for its low humidity, towering peaks, and minimal light pollution. National Geographic has recognized it as the premier location on Earth for stargazing, establishing Chile as a leader in the burgeoning field of astrotourism, often referred to as the “culture of…
- San Pedro de Atacama - The Atacama Desert, located in northern Chile, is renowned for its low humidity, towering peaks, and minimal light pollution. National Geographic has recognized it as the premier location on Earth for stargazing, establishing Chile as a leader in the burgeoning field of astrotourism, often referred to as the “culture of heaven.” A presentation will be given on the Andean worldview and the Lickan-antay culture, followed by an observation of the dark constellations. The Chakana Cross, which forms the foundation of the Andean worldview, includes constellations such as the flame, partridge, and snake, visible only when the moon is absent. The session will then progress to exploring modern constellations.

- Snacks
- Snacks
The Atacama Desert in northern Chile, known for its low humidity, towering peaks, and minimal light pollution, has been recognized by National Geographic as the premier location on Earth for stargazing. This accolade positions Chile as a leading destination for astrotourism, often referred to as the “culture of the skies.” A presentation will be given…
The Atacama Desert in northern Chile, known for its low humidity, towering peaks, and minimal light pollution, has been recognized by National Geographic as the premier location on Earth for stargazing. This accolade positions Chile as a leading destination for astrotourism, often referred to as the “culture of the skies.” A presentation will be given on the Andean worldview and the Lickan-antay culture, followed by an observation of the dark constellations. The Chakana Cross, which forms the foundation of the Andean worldview, includes constellations such as the llama, partridge, and snake, which are best viewed without moonlight. The session will then progress to exploring modern constellations.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.