CHILE TRAVEL GUIDE

Located amid the forests of the Nahuelbuta Mountains in the Araucanía Region, this town of Italian immigrants has over time become an emergent tourist destination. The story holds […]

The native peoples who traveled the Incan Trail down to the banks of the river now known as the Mapocho would not have imagined that 500 years later […]

In mid-2009 the multinational firm Syngenta inaugurated a US$ 20 million research center in the far north of Chile. The desert climate in the Azapa Valley is the […]

Located between the north bank of the Mapocho river and San Cristóbal Hill, Bellavista is known for being one of Santiago’s most important meeting points for night life. […]

Nature imposes its conditions on Chile.  As a result, Chileans have adapted their houses and buildings to tolerate the demands of nature.  In the country, there are easily […]

In a region of poets and tourist attractions, the coastal lands of Chile’s Fifth Region offer an excellent alternative for a rest only a couple of hours from […]

The new circuits will improve access to the all-but-undiscovered seaside, archaeological sites, and fertile valleys of Norte Chico, or Little North, between La Serena and Copiapó. Visitors intent […]

For years, the Lastarria neighborhood has been acknowledged as the primary cultural and gastronomical center of Santiago. Nevertheless, new cultural circuits have taken precedence in the city, one […]

Tasty fruits and the world’s oldest mummies are found in this magical place. Azapa Valle is known for producing delicious fruit. In the Azapa Archeological Museum one can admire […]

Humitas are one of the classic pre-Columbian foods of Latin America – the name comes from the Quechua language, and varieties of humitas can be found outside Chile […]