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Explore a unique route recognized by Sernatur as a “High Tourism Value” service. During this experience, we will visit the reed beds in the Vicuña commune and the old and new towns of Gualliguaica, learning about the living history of the towns submerged by the Puclaro Reservoir.You will also participate in a hands-on weaving workshop led by a Diaguita artisan, discovering the traditional use of totora fiber and its cultural significance.The experience includes a tasting of local flavors, transportation in a City Car, a local identity souvenir, and the company of a specialized heritage guide.

Zona Norte

El valle del Elqui 

Explore the old and new settlements of Gualliguaica, learning about their history, local traditions, and their connection to the Puclaro Reservoir.

Transfer and visit to the old and new town of Gualliguaica

Discover the reed beds, learn about the use of totora vegetal fiber, and uncover the stories of the towns submerged after the construction of the Puclaro Reservoir.

Visit to the reed beds and history of the submerged towns

Head to the workshop where a Diaguita artisan expert will guide you in creating woven pieces with totora fiber. A unique hands-on and cultural experience.

Transfer to the workshop and weaving with totora fiber

Taxis Plaza de Armas Vicuña

We visit ancient towns associated with reed beds and their vegetal fibers. Learn about the pre-Columbian and contemporary history of the region, ending with a hands-on weaving workshop using totora.

Route of Totora: Living Indigenous Heritage of the Elqui Valley

Route of Totora: Living Indigenous Heritage of the Elqui Valley

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$65.000 CLP

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