Hello friends of Pathandgo Experience, again we publish a blog, talking about a theme that you can experience when you visit Chile, in the direction of your adventure in Patagonia.
When we say that Chile is a country that moves, it is not in reference to the social manifestations that have been experienced in recent days, that is already discussed in previous blogs, but rather to a phenomenon of nature, which is present in the idiosyncrasy and daily life of Chileans, such as tremors.
Although in previous Blogs we have talked about the Earthquakes and their aftershooks on those occasions we were talking about one of the many gastronomic delights that our country offers and that is also one of the must-try to try when passing through Santiago, but we reiterate the recommendation, If you try an Earthquake, you must also include its respective replica, only for brave and refined palates.
Although in Chile in 1960, near Valdivia, the largest earthquake in history with a magnitude of 9.5 degrees occurred, we Chileans have learned to learn the lessons that telluric movements leave us.
In 1985, at the beginning of the month of March, an Earthquake was registered in Chile, one Sunday around 19:00 hours, it was another lesson for Chileans, that we live in a seismic country that every so often It shakes to remind us that nature is still present.
In 2010, we also had an earthquake, the famous 27F, which around 3:30 in the morning felt strongly in the whole central zone of Chile, with the advances of Technology, of this earthquake there are many records of the moment same, which are possible to find on YouTube, since, with the advancement of technology, the possibility of having a video camera or a phone with the ability to record allows us to have records of the exact moment.
But we give you a TIP traveling friends, for your adventure in Patagonia, further south of our country It practically does not tremble, since we are away from the Nazca plate, but if you want to add an anecdote to the luggage of your adventure, visit us, where You can probably feel a tremor.
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