Frutillar, News, Pictures & buzz

the newest zerocabin aims to inspire visitors to live with zero fossil fuels  Designboom

Casa en Bahía Domeyko 01 / Abarca + Palma Arquitectos  ArchDaily

Houses House in Frutillar / Duarte Fournies Arquitectos  ArchDaily

Butch Cassidy's Cabin – Cushamen, Argentina  Atlas Obscura

Pfeiffer House / Abarca + Palma  ArchDaily

Now You Can Build Your Own Off-Grid ZeroCabin and Never Pay Utility Bills Again  Dwell

Transelec to build transmission line for 156-MW Mainstream wind project  Renewables Now

The photo on the left was taken during the 2015 Calbuco volcano eruption in Chile  AFP Factcheck

chile-based zerocabin offers kit of off-grid, zero impact cabins  Designboom

View from Frutillar, southern Chile, showing volcanic lightnings and lava spewed from the Calbuco volcano on April 23, 2015. Chile's Calbuco volcano erupted on Wednesday, spewing a giant funnel of ash high into the sky in Puerto Montt. (AFP)  Arab News

Puerto Montt, the gateway to Chilean Patagonia – an expert guide  The Telegraph

Houses KDDK House / Karina Duque  ArchDaily

Huemul Island – Argentina  Atlas Obscura

What Can Volcanoes Teach Us About Climate Change?  Pacific Standard

29 Cities Alive With Musical Culture  TheStreet.com

Pablo Fierro Museum – Puerto Varas, Chile  Atlas Obscura

Take the scenic route with Chile's Ruta Interlagos  Buenos Aires Times

German Colonial Museum – Frutillar, Chile  Atlas Obscura

64 Cities Join the UNESCO Creative Cities Network, 3 Cities are from Turkey  FTNnews.com

Chennai included in UNESCO's Creative Cities Network for contribution in Music  Jagran Josh

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Hi, I have made an itinerary through Brazil, Argentina and Chile for two weeks. I know that all three of them are big and should require at least two weeks on their own but considering my curiosity I just could not stick only with Brazil (as here was my initial destination). So I will pass through Rio de Janeiro for four days, then to Buenos Aires for maximum three days, flying down to Bariloche and crossing the Andes to Chile, then going from Frutillar or Osorno to Santiago where I will spend the last days of my journey before returning to Europe. So what do you think of it, i know I missing parts like Patagonia in Argentina or Atacama desert in Chile. For Brazil I must say although there many things to see it is either to expensive or to complicated to reach some places. For example going to Chapada Diamantina makes you spend a lot of money, Brazil does not yet have a proper infrastructure for tourism and therefore I leave it for another time.

I wanted to visit Chile for a while now and I have a plan to go there this December for 2 weeks. What is best region to visit during this time of the year? Since I plan to have 2 weeks for my travels.. can I hit few regions at one time? What cities and places could I possibly visit? How long should I spend in each?

I have this project where I have to pretend to be a travel agent for Chile in South America. I need to know the following: How much a plane ticket will cost (both first class and coach): to get to Santiago, Chile from Georgia to get to Easter Island from Georgia to get to San Pedro de Atacama from Georgia to get to the Lake District from Georgia I also need to know like an average of how much a hotel room would run in the places I listed Thx in advance for your help I realllly need this I'm having a hard time finding this information also if there is anything else you think I should know I would love to hear it

I bought a return ticket to Santiago de Chile for December 28 till the end on February. I have a lot of chilean friends so i am spending New Year in Chile, but they all work and i want to visit travel around a bit while im there. I have a small list already of places that i want to go, but its mostly typical tourist places. For example: Macchu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, Buenas Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, Patagonia .... I am pretty much looking for someone who has been there or lived there, who has some insider info on amazing places to see or things to do... i have 3 weeks holiday at the moment so im really wanting to get some ideas going so that i can get a better idea of how much money im going to need to save haha. Would really appreciate any info you might have! Thanks in advance ;)

Whats your favorite chilean or spanish singer /band favorite chilean food(empanadas) do you watch vina del mar festival tell me what you like about chile!:)