



Michelle Blin L
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@MichelleBlin
Chilean 🇨🇱 Sharing places I’ve discovered in Chile and the world ✈️. Business & Economics 👩🏻💼 — Universidad de Chile Training hard | Animal Lover






Want to pack years worth of memorable experiences into a fraction of the time? Travel alone for an extended period. My biggest trip was 6 months completely solo (as a woman btw). Peru, Bolivia, northern Chile, northern Argentina, Ecuador, and Colombia. Here are some of the things I experienced: • Took endless overnight buses. • Hiked the Inca trail. • Saw the Atacama desert and the salt flats of Bolivia. • Body surfed in the Pacific Ocean. • Savored the Malbec and steaks of Argentina. • Rode on the back of a motorcycle up a mountain trail with no guardrails. • Explored the Cocora Valley and experienced true Colombian coffee. • Learned to scuba dive. • Swam in a bioluminescent bay. • Worked on a vineyard for a month. • Hiked mountains alone just to see the lake at the top. I met amazing people and tried local dishes along the way. Backpacking alone is the absolute fastest way to learn exactly who you are. Plus, you will never run out of stories to tell.







Mexico 🇲🇽 is loud. Chile 🇨🇱 is quiet. I lived in Mexico for 6 years… Then spent the last year in Chile. I forgot… 🇲🇽 Music everywhere. Vendors shouting. Horns, bells, voices on top of each other. It’s a beautiful kind of chaos… 🇨🇱 Voices stay low. People are aware of each other. Play music on the beach… you’ll get fined for it. I miss Mexico 🇲🇽… but a quiet beach in Chile 🇨🇱 is hard to beat.






















