When we talk about Chile I always say I like the south the most. Even though I lived in La Serena for ten years, I love the south because that’s where I belong. Now I live in the countryside in Curicó where you can enjoy the nature but still it is just in the seven region of the country. So, in my winter holidays this year, my boyfriend and I decided to save money to make a journey, obviously… to the south.
Our principal destiny was the biological reserve called Huilo Huilo,
which is located close to Panguipulli. We prepared our trip with months of
anticipation and we planned and reserved the places where we would stay. We had
everything prepared for the adventure.
It was awesome, we stopped over at Saltos del Laja, also at Malleco
Viaduct and we stayed in cities like Pucón, Curacautín, Lonquimay and
Panguipulli. The trip was long but we broke up the journey when we were tired
and bought coffees, energy drinks and croissants, in everyplace we could. We
were in my boyfriend’s car so we had a playlist with different kinds of music
and lots of conversations to have fun.
We visited several places, tiny towns, parks and every single one of
them was special because the people was so nice and warm and we had delicious
food too. It has been my best holiday so far, I was with the right person, we
had a car and a map to go anywhere we wanted. I enjoyed the rain, the cold, the
sunny windy days, and I loved to visit Huilo Huilo. If you have the chance to
go, you MUST take it!
Those are good places to see in south of Chile! The last two years I've been travelling to the south because I found out that are so many beutiful places to see. Probably my next goal will be Huilo Huilo so I'll take your advice, Thanks!
ResponderEliminarWOW! You two visited too many places. I have to admit that the best part was when you talk about croissants and coffees hahah Just kidding. I had never been in Huilo Huilo, but if you tell me to go… I go. Cheers!
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