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From the Pacific coast to the highland lakes, salt flats, wetlands, and the Atacama desert, the driest in the world.
Central Chile
Its valleys are crossed by large rivers and concentrate a large proportion of the country's population, as well as the agricultural and wine production. The central Andes are high and imposing and the Pacific coast with the Humboldt Current is home to rich bird life and unique ecosystems.
Araucanía
The ancestral territory of the Mapuche culture, with large lakes and mountains covered with Araucaria forests.
Lake District & Chiloé Island
This is an area of large lakes, temperate-rainy forests, imposing volcanoes, and rivers with amazing biodiversity. The island of Chiloé is full of wetlands, myths, legends, and cultural heritage recognized by UNESCO.
Carretera Austral
This route is the gateway to Chilean Patagonia. It goes through National Parks, ancient alerce forests, glaciers, steppes, and Patagonian fjords.
South Patagonia
This is the southernmost area of the American continent. A cold land with strong winds, covered with extensive Patagonian steppes, fjords, glaciers and subantarctic forests.
Route of the Parks of Patagonia
This route runs through 17 National Parks, through the Carretera Austral, the Patagonian fjords, and the Route of the end of the world.
Destination
- North & Altiplano
- Central Chile
- Araucanía
- Lake Distric & Chiloé Island
- Carretera Austral
- South Patagonia
- Route of the Parks of Patagonia