The sky above the Atacama Desert in Chile is regarded as the clearest and most magnificent on Earth. Thanks to its dry climate, minimal air pollution, and almost complete absence of artificial light, the conditions for stargazing are nothing short of perfect.

For most of the year, the sky remains cloudless, offering visibility that stretches beyond the limits of human perception. It is for this very reason that some of the world’s most significant astronomical observatories are located here. At night, the Milky Way is visible in stunning sharpness and detail, a spectacle unseen elsewhere. It is a haven for astronomers and dreamers alike, lost in the grandeur of the heavens.