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512 INDEX 4WD Tours Iquique 198 Porvenir 411-12 Uyuni (Bol) 215 A © Lonely Planet Publications 512 Index Aldea de Tulor 220 Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes ABBREVIATIONS alerce 65, 346 (Viña del Mar) 135 Arg Argentina Allende, Salvador 36, 37-8, 92 Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes Bol Bolivia alpacas 64 (Santiago) 87 Altiplano lakes 215 arts 47-52 4WD tours Ana Kai Tangata 455 Atacama Desert 21, 62, 207, 216 Iquique 198 Ana Te Pahu 454 Atacameño peoples 31, 46, 175, 220 Porvenir 411-12 Ancud 323-7, 325 Atoca 185 Uyuni (Bol) 215 Angol 171-2 ATMs 469 animals 63-4, 432, see also individual Ayquina 222 A species Aymara peoples 31, 45, 46, 181, 187, accommodations 460-2, see also Antarctica 421, 422 190, 191 individual locations Antillanca 300 language 497-8 Antofagasta 223-7, 224 B Achao 331-2 aquaculture 69, 315 Bachelet, Michelle 42, 43 activities 23, 70-5, 462-3, see also araucaria 65, 260, 272, 286 Bahía Inglesa 235 individual activities archaeological sites, see geoglyphs, Bahía Tierras Blancas 437 addresses 463 petroglyphs Baños Morales 119 Aguas Calientes 300 Archipiélago Juan Fernández 429- Baquedano 207 ahu 457 38, 431 bargaining 471 Ahu Akahanga 456 architecture 51 bars 54 Ahu Akapu 446 area codes 472, see also inside front bathrooms 472 INDEX Ahu Akivi 454-5 cover beaches Ahu Ature Huki 459 Arica 177-85, 179 Arica 180 Ahu Hanga Tetenga 456 art galleries & art museums Bahía Inglesa 235 Ahu Nau Nau 459 Bodegón Cultural 262 Concón 139 Ahu Riata 446 Casa del Arte Diego Rivera 315 Coquimbo 251-2 Ahu Tahai 446 Centro Cultural Matucana 91 Easter Island 446, 458-9, 459 Ahu Tautira 446 Centro Cultural Palacio La Guanaqueros 252 Ahu Te Pito Kura 458 Moneda 83 Horcón 139 Ahu Tepeu 454 Centro de Cultura (Iquique) 195 Iquique 197 Ahu Tongariki 456-7, 16 Estación Mapocho 83 La Serena 246 Ahu Vaihu 456 La Casa del Arte 164 Maintencillo 139 Ahu Vinapu 455-6 MAM Chiloé 334 Norte Chico 234 air travel Museo a Cielo Abierto 125 Papudo 140 air passes 481 Museo Arqueológico de Quintay 140 airlines 475-6, 481 Santiago 87 Reñaca 139 airports 475-6 Museo Chileno de Arte Ritoque 138 carbon offset 477 Precolombino 83 safety 466 deep vein thrombosis (DVT) 489 Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Tongoy 252 departure tax 476 (Santiago) 87 Zapallar 140 internet resources 476 Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Beagle Channel 383, 420, 421, 15 to/from Chile 475-8 (Valdivia) 290 beavers 68, 416 within Chile 480-1, 480 Museo de Arte Contemporáneo beer 55, see also breweries Alacaluf peoples 343, 370, 409 Espacio Quinta Normal 91 Belén 188 Alcohuaz 257 Museo de Artes Visuales 87 bicycle travel, see cycling & mountain Museo de la Moda 92 biking 000 Map pages Museo de la Solidaridad Salvador bird watching 000 Photograph pages Allende 92 books 64 Museo Lukas 125 El Calafate (Arg) 401 Index (B-C) 513 Isla de Huevos 262 hiking 70 to/from Chile 478 Isla de los Pájaros 420 history 32, 33, 36, 39, 40 within Chile 484-6 Laguna Chaxa 220-1 language 44, 495-6 carbon offset 477 Laguna Cotacotani 190 wine 55 Carretera Austral 345 Laguna Miñiques 221 border crossings 478 casa de familia 461 Laguna Miscanti 221 Argentina 308, 371, 375, 478-80 Casablanca Valley 141 Monumento Natural dos Lagunas Bolivia 480 Caspana 222 363 Peru 480 Castillo de Corral 294 Monumento Natural Salar de breweries Castillo de la Pura y Limpia Concepción Surire 192-3 Cervecería Kunstmann 294 de Monfort de Lemus 294 Parque Nacional Lauca 191 HBH Brewery 107 Castillo San Pedro de Alcántara 294 Parque Nacional Nevado Tres Bridges, Lucas 426, 427 Castro 332-6, 333 Cruces 240 Bucalemu 150 Catarpe 219-20 Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego Buchupureo 163 cathedrals, see churches & cathedrals (Arg) 425 Buque Huáscar 167 cell phones 471-2 Parque Nacional Torres del Paine 393 bus travel cemeteries Reserva Nacional Jeinemeni 366-7 to/from Chile 478 Cementerio Municipal (Punta Santuario de la Naturaleza Laguna within Chile 483-4, 486 Arenas) 377-9 Conchalí 261-2 bushwalking, see hiking Hanga Roa cemetery 446 Valdivia 290 business hours 463 Pisagua 193 Valle Chacabuco 369 Cerro Azul 157 birds 64 C Cerro Centinela 437 black widow spiders 394-5 cabañas 461 Cerro El Roble 141 boat tours cabins 461 Cerro Guane Guane 191 Antarctica 421, 422 Cabo de Hornos 416-17, 421 Cerro La Campana 141 INDEX Archipiélago Juan Fernández 435 Cabo Froward 384 Cerro Martial (Arg) 420 Beagle Channel 383, 420, 421, 15 cabs 486 Cerro Sagrado 185 Cabo de Hornos 421 Cachagua 139 Cerro Unita 198 Caleta Tortel 370 cacti 64 Chacabuco 207 Coquimbo 251-2 café con piernas 105 Chaitén 348-50 Cordillera Darwin 383 Cajón de Mapocho 119-20 Chañaral 231-3 Iquique 197 Cajón del Maipo 116-19 Chañarcillo 239 Isla Navarino 414 Calama 206-10, 208 Chapa Verde 146 Navimag 319 Caldera 234-5 Chatwin, Bruce 392 Parque Nacional Alberto de Caleta Tortel 370 chemists 490 Agostini 383 camanchaca 177 Chepu 327-8 Parque Nacional Bernardo Camerón 412 children, travel with 463-4 O’Higgins 392-3 camping 461 food 59 Parque Nacional Queulat 356 Cañete 168 health 494 Parque Pumalín 347 canopying 74 language 502 Pérez Rosales Pass 308 Glaciar Martial (Arg) 420 Santiago 94 Puerto Montt 320 Peulla 310 Chile Chico 365-6 South Georgia Island 421 Pucón 279 Chilean recluse spider 493 Valdivia 290-2 Ushuaia (Arg) 420 Chillán 158-61, 159 boat travel 482-3, see also boat tours, canyoning 74 Chiloé 321-40, 322 kayaking Futaleufú 351 Chiloé mythology 329 Bolsico 228 Parque Nacional Vicente Pérez Chinchorro peoples 186 books 22-4, see also literature Rosales 310 chirimoya 53 bird watching 64 Puerto Varas 304 Chiu Chiu 222 climbing 71 car travel Chonchi 336-7 culture 48, 52 driver’s licenses 484 Choshuenco 289 cycling 72 insurance 485 Chuquicamata 210-12 environment 65, 66, 68 legal matters 468 churches & cathedrals 334 food 54, 58 rental 484-5 Catedral de Chillán 158 health 489 road rules 485-6 Catedral Metropolitana 82 514 Index (C-E) churches & cathedrals continued Cobija 206 Pisco Elqui 257 Iglesia Catedral 245 Cobquecura 162-3 Pucón 280 Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Cochamó 311 Santiago 93 Rosario 203 Cochiguaz 256-7, 246 Iglesia de Putre 188 Cochrane 368-9 D Iglesia de San Andrés 205 colectivos 486 Dalcahue 329-30 Iglesia de San Antonio 205 Colchagua Valley 148 dance 52 Iglesia de San Francisco (Chiu Coñaripe 288 dangers, see safe travel Chiu) 222 Concepción 163-7, 165 deep vein thrombosis (DVT) 489 Iglesia de San Francisco Concón 139 dengue fever 491-2 (Santiago) 83 conservation, see environmental departure tax 476 Iglesia de San Gerónimo 186 issues desierto florido 242 Iglesia Hanga Roa 446 consulates 466-7 Dientes de Navarino 414 Iglesia Nuestra Señora de Loreto 239 Copiapó 235-40, 237 digital photography 470 Iglesia Parroquial María Inmaculada Coquimbo 251-2 disabilities, travelers with 472-3 311 costs 21 diving & snorkeling 74 Iglesia San Agustín 245 accommodations 460 Archipiélago Juan Fernández Iglesia San Francisco (La Serena) food 467 432, 435 245 courses 464-5 Easter Island 446-7 Iglesia San Francisco (Valparaíso) cooking 129, 246 Quintay 140 128 culture 181, 246 Reserva Nacional Pingüino de Iglesia San Francisco de Castro 332-3 language 94, 181, 198, 246, 421 Humboldt 244 Iglesia San Marcos 180 Coyhaique 357-62, 358 dog mushing 420 Iglesia San Pedro 213 credit cards 469 dogs 465 Iglesia Santa María de Loreto 331 Cruce el Maitén 367 dolphins 63 Iglesia Santo Domingo 245 Crusoe, Robinson 430 Porvenir 411-12 Nuestra Señora de Los Dolores Cueva del Milodón 392 Reserva Nacional Pingüino de INDEX church 329 Cuevas de los Patriotas 435 Humboldt 243, 244 Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio cultural centers drinks 55-8, see also beer, wine church 328 Casa de la Cultura (Chile Chico) 365 driver’s licenses 484 Parinacota church 190 Centro Cultural Kespikala 203 driving, see car travel Villupulli church 334 Centro Cultural La Sebastiana 128 drugstores 490 Cifuncho 229 Centro Cultural Matucana 100 91 duty-free zones 205 cinema 49-50 Centro Cultural Palacio La Moneda climate 21, 464 83 E internet resources 75 Centro de Cultura (Iquique) 195 earthquakes 465 climate change 69, 405, 477 Estación Mapocho 83 Easter Island 439-59, 440, 16 climbing 71-2 culture 44-52 accommodations 448-52 books 71 books 48, 52 activities 446-8 Huilo-Huilo Reserva Natural courses 181, 246 attractions 444-6 Biosfera 289 internet resources 46, 47 climate 440 Parque Nacional Villarrica 284 Curacautín 273-4 culture 442-3 Parque Nacional Vicente Pérez Curaco de Vélez 330 drinking 453 Rosales 308-9 curanto 326 entertainment 453 Parque Nacional Torres del Paine Curarrehue 287 environment 443 394 Curicó 151-2 food 452-3 Pucón 280 customs 46, 59 history 441-2 Puerto Natales 388 customs regulations 465 internet resources 51 Volcán Calbuco 309 cycling & mountain biking 72-3, language 496 Volcán Llaima 273 481-2 shopping 454 Volcán Osorno 308-9 books 72 tours 448 Easter Island 448 travel to/from 443 000 Map pages Huilo-Huilo Reserva Natural travel within 443-4 000 Photograph pages Biosfera 289 economy 42, 43, 45 internet resources 72 education 43 Index (E-G) 515 El Calafate (Arg) 400-4, 401 Feria Internacional del Aire y del Isla Navarino 414 El Cañi 286 Espacio 95 La Junta 354 El Caulle 300 Feria Internacional del Libro 95 Parque Nacional Queulat 356 El Chaltén (Arg) 405-7 Feria Internacional del Libro de La Porvenir 411-12 El Colorado 120 Serena 248 Puerto Varas 304 El Gigante de Atacama 202 Feria Regional (Putre) 188 Reserva Nacional Cerro Castillo 364 El Tatio geysers 221, 10 Festival Costumbrista (Castro) 334 Reserva Nacional Jeinemeni 366-7 electricity 460 Festival Costumbrista (Villa Cerro Reserva Nacional Río Simpson 363 elephant seals 432 Castillo) 364 flamingos 64 Elqui Valley 246, 252-8
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