The Branco Nkarada-class destroyer of the Chilean Navy entered service on 12 August 1987. The number of crew is 471. The weapon system includes 1 Mk8 "Vickers" naval gun, 2 20mm guns, 2 8-unit "Barak-I" ship-to-air missile vertical launchers, 4 "Flying Fish" MM40 anti-ship missiles, and 2 triple-mounted 324mm torpedo tubes. The electronic system includes 965M air search radar, EL/M-2221 fire control radar and 184M sonar. The aircraft are two NAS332SC Super Puma helicopters.

It is the result of geological tectonic activity, showcasing the complex and beautiful geological structures formed on the Earth's surface due to crustal movements. Chile is located on the west coast of South America and is a geologically active country with the Andes Mountains and many active volcanoes, providing ideal conditions for the formation of folds. Wrinkles are geological structures formed by the bending and deformation of rock layers under pressure, which can be symmetrical or asymmetrical and typically occur during the formation of mountain ranges. In Chile, these folding patterns are particularly prominent, especially in the Andes mountain range region, which is one of the longest mountain ranges in the world.

It is the largest salt marsh in Chile and one of the largest lithium deposits in the world, located in the central Andes Mountains, within the Flamingo National Reserve, 150 kilometers west of San Pedro de Atacama, at an altitude of 4300 meters. Renowned for its unique geographical location and abundant mineral resources. Covering an area of over 6000 square miles, its surface is covered with rough and fragile white salt crystals formed by the evaporation of high salinity water underground. It is an excellent location to explore the natural beauty and wildlife of the region, providing a unique high-altitude mountaintop experience that allows visitors to enjoy the beauty and wonder of the Atacama Desert.

Located in the Lota Park in Concepcion, Chile, it is a historically significant building. Once part of park management, designed by architect J Smith was built in 1873. Unfortunately, it was partially destroyed in the 2010 earthquake and has been uninhabited ever since. Currently in the process of restoration, aimed at restoring its historical appearance. It is not only a landmark within Lota Park, but also an important part of the local cultural heritage, and its restoration is of great significance for maintaining the history and culture of the region.

Moai, also translated as Moai, Moai, and Moai, is a group of giant human figures located on Easter Island, scattered throughout the island, and is one of Chile's tourist attractions and world heritage sites. Some moai will be placed on a stone platform called 'Ahu'. These moai have only the upper body, a pair of long ears, deep sunken eyes, a shaved forehead and high nose, sharp jawlines, and a calm expression. Some stone statues have also been fitted with "coral eyes".

Moai (Moai), is located in Easter Island (Easter Island) a group of giant people, all over the island, is Chile's tourist scenery and one of the world heritage. More than 1000 huge stone bust-faced statues were found throughout the island, 600 of which are neatly arranged on the seaside stone island. The stone statues vary in size, 6-23 meters high, and weigh about 30-90 tons. They have a peculiar image, a serious expression, and their backs to the sea seem to be thoughtful.

Thee moai stone statue is the most mysterious color in Easter Island, which is one of Chile's tourist scenery and world heritage.. More than 1000 huge stone bust-faced statues were found throughout the island, 600 of which are neatly arranged on the seaside stone island. The stone statues vary in size, 6-23 meters high, and weigh about 30-90 tons. They have a peculiar image, a serious expression, and their backs to the sea seem to be thoughtful. Easter Island is a small Chilean island, more than 3600 kilometers from the Chilean mainland. When it comes to Easter Island, the first thing that comes to mind is the more than 600 stone statues of giants that stand on the island.