The Andes mountains shape and define the Araucánia region, replete with ancient volcanoes, lush forests and crystal lakes. The scenic, green landscape makes this area the largest tourist destination in southern Chile, yet the region is still a very active agricultural zone.
Long known for its apples and pears, the Araucánia region has recently begun exporting quality cherries and berries. This wide range of fruits is a reflection of the diverse landscape that characterizes this region – a unique place where natural beauty, tourism and agriculture co-exist peacefully and bountifully.
