Ingles Fau Belén

Hi everyone! Today I am going to write about a landmark. In 2011, when I was in 9th grade I made a travel to the north of Chile with my history class. We visited mines and saltpeter offices. One of them was Humberstone. It is a tourist landmark of the Tarapacá Región. It is located near Iquique and It is a National Monuments and Cultural Heritage of the Humanity. It was abandoned in 1960 and today It is a phantom town. It is the main representative of the splendor and contrast period that lived the Region between the end of the XlX century and beginnings of the XX. We  had a tour of all the town and everything looked phantasmagoric. It is in the desert so it was so hot and dry. The constructions are of wood and looked very old. The houses have its things like the people still living there but since fifty years ago there were nobody. There was an empty school and there were children games. It looked terrorific. In spite of that, it is a place very visited by tourist and schools. After

Hi everyone! Today I am going to write about something that I feel passionate about. I really like travel. I don´t care if it is a trip to the beach or a travel to another place. So I like the different ways to travel. I am not from Chile so the first time that I travel to another country was when I came to live here. I was seven years old and I remember that I was so excited to know another country. Then here I had the opportunity to know the south and north from Chile with my family. It is amazing how different can be the landscape in one country. Then when I was seventeen I made an exchange to Germany for three months. That opened my mind because I was learn a new language, a lot of the culture and traditions. I visited so many beautiful places and cities, I saw different landscapes and I made new friends. That was one of the best travel I was made. Since then my biggest dream is visit so many places in the world that I can. So today when I travel to a new place I like to know every