Chile’s spectacular scenery often takes centre stage, but some of its most memorable travel experiences are found in its living traditions and local communities. Unlike archaeological sites, historic monuments, or museums, intangible cultural heritage is passed down through generations through customs, knowledge, skills, and social practices, shaping Chile’s identity today.

From the distinctive culture and gastronomy of Chiloé, including the iconic Curanto, to Patagonia’s sheep-farming traditions, wool-weaving heritage, and the embroidered artworks of the Bordadoras del Baker, these authentic cultural expressions offer visitors a deeper connection to Chile’s way of life, revealing the country’s heart and soul.

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