The Biobío River flows through the landscape and connects different regions, forming part of the vast geography that characterizes Chile.

Photograph by Los Contra.

In Huerquehue National Park, the araucaria trees rise among native forests and can reach up to 50 meters in height, reflecting the diversity of landscapes that runs through Chile from north to south.

Photograph by Sernatur.

The guanaco can grow to between 1.2 and 2 meters in length and roam the vast landscapes of Chilean Patagonia.

Photo by Fernando Gudenschwager.

Route A-143, the road to Poconchile, crosses the landscapes of Arica, showcasing the geographical diversity that unfolds throughout Chilean territory.

Photograph by Felipe Cantillana.