Top Things to do in Araucania Region
The 10 Best Things to do in Araucania Region, Chile
Discover the best top things to do in Araucania Region, Chile including Reserva Nacional China Muerta, Lake Villarrica, Volcan Villarica, Termas Geometricas, Huerquehue National Park, Monumento Natural Cerro Nielol, Museo Nacional Ferrioviario Pablo Neruda Temuco, Feria Pinto, Estadio German Becker, Ojos del Caburga.
Restaurants in Araucania Region
1. Reserva Nacional China Muerta
2. Lake Villarrica
3. Volcan Villarica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,420 reviews
You can see the red magma (molten rock) at the top of this still active volcano.
Reviewed By bella_australiana - Valparaiso, Chile
An intriguing active volcano begging adventurers to climb it, ski all around it and toboggan your way back to the bottom. A fun day out for sure – just make sure you have quality gear to protect from the elements!
4. Termas Geometricas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,620 reviews
Twenty-one slate covered pools with hot and cold thermal water in Chile's lake district.
Reviewed By MariannakiG - Doha, Qatar
Amazing architecture and simplicity integrated completely with the most amazing nature! The almost 1.5h drive is totally worth it, just make sure you have enough time to relax and explore different springs and water temperatures. You only need your swim suit and flip flops, anything else you may need, towels, locker key etc they provide you there, while the facilities / changing rooms etc are very clean and tidy. The evening time would be also amazing! And if the weather is cloudy, event better!
5. Huerquehue National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,439 reviews
Reviewed By SandA1434 - London, United Kingdom
2 nights in this place was one of the top highlights of our 3 week travels thro Patagonia Chile and Argentina. It's up there amongst the big boys for its beauty, tranquility and amazing scenery and treks.
6. Monumento Natural Cerro Nielol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 523 reviews
Reviewed By Rachaefox - Takaka, New Zealand
Brilliant exercise with well established trails (recommend good walking shoes though). Beautiful forest and also some playgrounds for children in various areas. Bird song and great views of the city. 3000 pesos per person (about 6 NZD). Also accesible by vehicle. We spent about 3 hours walking around and really enjoyed it
7. Museo Nacional Ferrioviario Pablo Neruda Temuco
8. Feria Pinto
9. Estadio German Becker
10. Ojos del Caburga
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,516 reviews
Reviewed By KatrienS955 - Ghent, Belgium
There are 2 possible entrances, both on private land, to see the waterfalls from. The person at the hotel highly suggested we take the 2nd entrance, or christo. It involved a walk of 2 km on a ripio road, so you are about suffocated by dust by the time you arrive. However, with a bit op patience as the viewing platforms are not that large, one get to see the small lake into which 4 waterfalls fall, from several different angles. The waterfalls are not that large, but having 4 in one tiny lake, is impressive. And the lake is an amazing blue, really fantastic. There are several walkways one can follow as well as a short walk in the woods along the river. The main attraction is a hotspot for selfies and photo shoots, certainly amongst the Chilean visitors, which detracts a bit from the natural beauty, certainly on days when it is crowded.
