Chilean tourism taboos

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Chileans are accustomed to drinking tea at 5 p.m., which makes dinner late; women do not wear shorts to go to the streets unless on the beach; from Monday to Friday, the lights are turned off to sleep from 2:00 to 5:30 in the middle of the night. There is no such rule on Saturday and Sunday.

Romantic moment: To experience the most romantic moment on Easter Island, it's best to get up early in the morning and head to Lapérouse Bay to watch the sun rise.

Time difference: latitude and longitude coordinates are 27°05'south latitude, 109° 2'west longitude. Accommodation 14 hours later than Beijing time in China: Hotels of all grades can be found in Chile, as well as chic small hotels. The voltage in Chile is 220 V. Tap water is generally not suitable for drinking.

Food: The most important thing in Chile is to eat seafood, and various fish are rich in nutrients. The most distinctive local snack is a pie called empanada. This pie is also available in Argentina, but it is not as delicious as Chilean ingredients. There are also zongzi wrapped in corn leaves in the local area.

Religious beliefs: Most of them are Catholic, and the rest are Protestant. Temperature: Chile is a temperate mid-latitude country, so January is summer, usually between 30 degrees, and April to July is winter, usually 3-15 degrees. The local temperature difference between morning and evening is large.

Communication: GSM mobile phones can be used (if "ENTEL" signal appears, dial 1230 first; if "TELEFONICA" signal appears, dial 1880 first). Phone cards can be purchased. Internet access is available in all hotels.

Time difference: 12 hours later than China.

Transportation: About 20-25 kilometers from the airport to the city. It takes half an hour to get a taxi and costs US$25 -30 (US$1.5/kilometer).

Taxes: There is a 18% tax on any consumption. It is usually included during shopping or consumption, but if you pay for hotel consumption at the time of hotel checkout, such as room rent, catering, laundry, etc., if you pay pesos, there will be an additional 18% tax; if you pay in US dollars in cash, you will be exempted from 18% tax.

Voltage: The voltage in Chile is 220 V. American 2-pin (Spanish 2-pin round head) power adapter socket can be provided by the hotel.

Hotel: Local hotels do not prepare personal toiletries, slippers, etc., please bring your own. Tap water is generally not suitable for drinking.

Specialties: Local shopping mainly focuses on handicrafts, copper and leather products.