Santiago (0.00 km), Cerro San Cristóbal (8.07 km), Valparaíso (140.92 km), Pucón (785.58 km), Chiloé Island (1227.48 km), Atacama Desert (1429.07 km), Easter Island (1429.07 km), San Pedro de Atacama (1628.59 km), Torres del Paine National Park (2998.57 km)
One of the driest places on Earth, known for its stunning landscapes, salt flats, and unique rock formations, such as Valle de la Luna.
A hill in Santiago offering panoramic views of the city and the Andes mountains, accessible by funicular or hiking trails. Alternate name: Cerro San Cristobal.
Known for its unique culture, traditional wooden churches, and palafitos (stilt houses), along with beautiful landscapes.
Famous for its Moai statues, this remote island offers a unique cultural experience and beautiful coastal scenery. Alternate name: Rapa Nui.
A resort town located near Villarrica Volcano, offering activities such as hiking, hot springs, and water sports on Lake Villarrica. Alternate name: Pucon.
A small desert town serving as a base for exploring the surrounding desert landscapes, geysers, and salt flats.
The capital city offers a mix of modern and historic attractions, including museums, parks, and vibrant neighborhoods like Bellavista.
Renowned for its dramatic mountains, glaciers, and diverse wildlife, ideal for trekking and outdoor adventures.
A colorful coastal city known for its historic architecture, vibrant street art, and funiculars, with a lively cultural scene. Alternate name: Valparaiso.
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