Have you ever walked through the desert with a llama or always wanted to know what a ruka (traditional dwelling) of the indigenous Mapuche people looks like? travelArt offers a ...

The Araucania region in the south of Chile owes its name to the evergreen Araucaria trees that dominate the landscape of this region and are also the national tree of ...

We would like to introduce you to the longest wine route in the world. It is located between Chile and Argentina and is 1300 kilometres long. Starting in La Serena, ...

Interested in travelling to the other end of the world and supporting sustainable projects and local communities at the same time? Get to know Chile in a different way with ...

Culture, tradition and culinary delights come together during the “Vendimia”, the time of the grape harvest in Chile. With the end of summer in the southern hemisphere, Chile begins the ...

New exciting routes await you in the Coquimbo region, where you can visit historical sites, observe endemic flora and fauna and taste local products from land and sea. On the ...

Skiing on a winter morning and experiencing a beautiful sunset on the Pacific beach in the evening? In Chile this is possible. Surrounded by the Andes, the metropolis of Santiago ...

Start your Chile trip in the capital Santiago, surrounded by the Andes, and discover the historic center, where colonial-style buildings coexist with modern skyscrapers. From the sea of lights in ...

We look to the future with hope and have listed some of Chile’s highlights for you for the new year 2021 … Here you can download the pdf version.

Chile’s borders have been open to foreign tourists since 23 November. However, since the beginning of the year, those who enter Chile, whether Chileans, resident foreigners or visiting foreigners, must ...