Mark Johanson

Travel, Food & Culture Writer

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WATCH: Paragliding in the Atacama Desert

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WATCH: Kayaking in Patagonia

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WATCH: Street Art in Valparaíso

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Mark is an American journalist based in Santiago, Chile. His articles on travel, culture, food, wine and the environment have appeared in magazines (GQ, Men’s Journal, Newsweek), newspapers (The Guardian, Chicago Tribune), digital publications (Punch, Narratively), and global news outlets (Bloomberg, CNN, BBC). He has also penned several Lonely Planet travel guides and hardcovers, worked as a presenter for Lonely Planet’s video channel, served as a travel expert for NPR and been featured as an authority on travel writing in books such as Travel Writing 2.0.

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The historic quarter of Iquique, Chile, is full of old Georgian homes like these. They were built during the Nitrate Era (1880s-1930s) when it was one of the richest ports in South America.
The Aymara village of Cancosa, high on the Andean Altiplano, was never on my itenerary. But then I met Ruth, whose family is from here, and she said I had to see it. She wanted to come with me, and she wanted to bring her daughter, too.
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