Santiago Nightlife Tips by Glospi

Alto del Naranjo, on the trail up to Cerro Provincia, at 1877 meters above sea level.
An amazingly peaceful and almost out-of-this-world place: quiet, fragrant from country flowers and plants, snow-covered in winter, a great overlook to watch fireworks down at the city on special days or just to tumble down on the ground, covered by a blanket of stars, and see the Moon appear slowly from behind the massive Andean mountains (but if you go in winter, I recommend to add a tent or, at least,a good sleeping bag to that star blanket)

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Theme: People Watching
Dress Code: Casual, o'course. Typical dress code is mountaineers's gear: long sleeved shirt and pants in summer; parka, gloves, balaclava, PolarFleece pants, hiking boots and a warm sleeping bag in winter.
In daytime in summer, shorts and t-shirt are fine.
Directions: On a warm winter night on Alto del Naranjo (S 33º23'36,6/ W 70º27'06,2' - Alt. 1877), a plain on the way to Provincia Mt., easily reached after a 2-hour hike from the trailhead -which can be reached b
Other Contact: Take a city bus to Plaza San Enr