Discover Chile's living heritage

Chile is proud of its diverse cultural legacy, expressed through places, traditions and communities that help shape national identity. Seven UNESCO World Heritage sites stand as national treasures. stand as national treasures. From the mummies of Chinchorro to the churches of Chiloé, each sheds light on different periods of human achievement on Chilean soil.

We are also proud of our intangible heritage, which is reflected in the art of Mapuche weaving. art of Mapuche weavingin the manufacture of typical products such as pisco such as piscoin events such as La Tiranawhich brings together diverse ethnic roots, or in the different traditional traditional festivals celebrated throughout the territory.

Our archaeological heritage is varied and powerful. Sites such as the Kütralkura Geopark offer a glimpse of the natural wonders that attracted the first humans to populate the continent. Also of note is the Monte Verdesite, the oldest recorded human settlement in the Americas.

By showcasing its cultural riches, Chile fosters appreciation for the identities and knowledge systems that make the country unique and vibrant.