Temuco is a city located in the Araucanía region of Chile, about 670 kilometers south of Santiago de Chile.
It is the capital of the region and is located in the central valley of the Cautín River, surrounded by volcanoes and native forests.
To get to Temuco, you can take a direct flight from Santiago or arrive by bus from various cities in Chile.
The city is known for being the commercial and cultural center of the region, and for its rich Mapuche culture, which is reflected in its traditions, crafts, and in the presence of the Ñielol National Reserve.
In addition, you can find various tourist attractions in the city, such as the Municipal Market, the Cathedral of Temuco, the Regional Museum of Araucanía, and Cerro Ñielol, among others.
It is also a good starting point for exploring the region's national parks, such as Parque Nacional Conguillío and Parque Nacional Huerquehue.
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See also information on Santiago de Chile.