Frutillar is a lakeside resort with a remarkable German influence, set on the shores of Lake Llanquihue.

A "must visit" for many visitors to northern Chile, Humberstone is a ghost town so spectacular that UNESCO has recognised it as a national monument.

Puerto Octay is a small architectural gem nestled on the shores of Lake Llanquihue some 950 kilometers south of Santiago.

Two of the most emblematic buildings of Chile's principal port have been recently restored and can be visited during one of Valparaiso's regular heritage tours.

Preserving the historical value of a place considered a World Cultural Heritage site will be the main aim of the new Nitrate-Era Interpretation Centre.

Visitors to Chile may be drawn to any one of its re drawn to the epic Andes mountains, the surreal Atacama Desert and sublime Patagonian landscapes.

Sit down to eat at any Chilean restaurant featuring local cuisine and chances are you'll be served your meal in a clay bowl made in Pomaire.

"Mapuche ñuke. Amun manke reke feleaimi fey ta yewekelay ñi kurigen."

Over the past months, Chile.Travel has published an in-depth series on the culture and practices of Chile's indigenous Mapuche people to commemorate the Day of the Sovereignty of the Mapuche Nation, January 6.

Every year on January 20th, thousands of religious pilgrims from throughout Chile flock to Lonquimay in Chile's Araucanía Region to celebrate the Fiesta de San Sebastián, a holy day that honors the Catholic saint San Sebastián.