Temuco

Temuco, the capital of the Araucanía Region, is a dynamic city with strong Mapuche identity and cultural and commercial importance in southern Chile. Founded in 1881, it blends history, modernity, and natural surroundings.
Key attractions include the Municipal Market, Pinto Fair, and the National Railway Museum. The city also offers access to natural spots like Ñielol Hill, a designated natural monument, and serves as a gateway to national parks such as Conguillío and Huerquehue. Temuco is a vibrant mix of tradition, academic life, and urban development.