Temuco and Budi Lake

Budi Lake
With 70 squared kilometers of surface, Bidu Lake has salty waters that allow singular flora and fauna to live and inhabit it. Black-neck swans, seagulls and shrimps are part of this habitat, that's an important source of water for the mapuche people that live nearby. Its topography (with islands and peninsulas) permits to practice fly fishing and…
Temuco
Temuco is the ninth region´s capital and the main urban center in the area. Located between the Conun Huenu and Ñierol Hills, Temuco is the main urban center for economical, administratiive and cultural activities. With 200,000 inhabitants, the regional capital was founded in 1881 to hold the native indians attacks. Attractions …

Budi Lake
Temuco

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March/2011
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