Santiago → Pucón → Puerto Varas → Bariloche → Buenos Aires
Fast-Growing Economy Creates Tourist Gateway To The Great Outdoors
The southern Chilean city of Pucón in the Araucanía Region is one of the country's most visited cities. Visitors are attracted to its famed "Lake District" natural surroundings, well-structured year-round tourism infrastructure, and the countless national parks and nature reserves.
Located at the foot of smoldering Villarrica Volcano in the foothills of the Andes Mountain Range, Pucón offers outdoor enthusiasts numerous adventure activities. Summer and spring offer fishing, ferry cruises, and picturesque trekking routes to the volcano, one of the ten most active in the world. In winter, skiing and other winter sports are enjoyed.
Home to 15,000 inhabitants, Pucón's cultural richness of the area, hotel, gastronomic, nightlife, and recreational infrastructure guarantees a good stay. Likewise, travel routes are in excellent condition and the Temuco airport, located 70 miles away, provides easy access to the city.
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As you might imagine, this area is covered with trees, and the government protects much of the surrounding land as natural parks. Remaining landed that is not protected has been staked and claimed by agricultural and forestry companies. There are several listed on the Santiago exchange holding thousands of hectares all over Chile and in this area in particular.
This translates into a healthy export business with lumber and pressed boards, but Chile also has some strong growth in construction and a large domestic market for these products. Companies like Masisa S.A. (MASISA:Santiago) and Forestal Constructora y Comercial del Pacifico Sur S.A. (PASUR:Santiago) are seeing massive growth.
