Chile in the Western Seaboard of South America is bound by Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina in the north and east direction and leads to the Pacific Ocean in the west. The country has a long coastline with the Pacific Ocean which increases the land’s fertility and spans over an area of 6,435 kilometres. The government has an abundance of natural wonders ranging from mountains, forests, and beaches to deserts. The majority of the population from its 18 million resides in the deserts of Northern Chile and the central part of the country mainly in the larger cities like Santiago.
The rich history of the nation dates back thousands of years and represents the culture and traditions of the indigenous tribes that inhabited there long ago like the Mapuche and Inca. The land areas of the nation are divided into 3 major regions the intermediate depression, the longitudinal valley, and the Coastal ranges. The rapidly advancing industrial and agricultural sector of the nation has recorded a GDP of 340 billion US dollars in 2023 with a growth rate of 4.5% from 2022 along with an import trade value of 77 billion US dollars in 2023 says the Chile Customs Shipment Data.