Rancagua , El Teniente and Pichilemu

Rancagua, located an hour south of Santiago, offers history, sports, cultural traditions, tours of the deepest copper mine in the world, world-class spas, a nature preserve, wine, rodeos and the traditional folk dance, the cueca championships.

In Rancagua.

Official site to the city of Rancagua, with civic information, Rodeo news, tourism, events, and news.

Access to this ski resort is from Rancagua, with a suggested stay at Coya Country Club.

Golf course, swimming, meeting areas and more in this scenic area.

Aerial view from coast to Andes.

Details of the defeat during the Wars of Indenpendence. In Spanish.

Largest man made lake in the country open to boating and oher uses.

Map of cities courtesy of www.chile-travel.com.

Courtesy of Lonely Planet.

The museum displays local historical artifacts, including the Battle of Rancagua, music, anthropology, mining, agriculture displays and Chilean art.

Brief descriptions of some of the surrounding townships.

Maps photos and mileage info.

Things to do and see in Rancagua, Pichilemu, Rongo, Malloa and Machali.

A bit of history and some photos of Valle del Cachapoal, sunsets, Nevado Torre de Flores and the Catedral de Rancagua.

Natural reserve open to trekking and horseback riding.

The three beaches of Pichilemu (La Puntilla Infiernillo and Punta Lobos) attract surfers world-wide.

Beaches, surfing, tourism and local information. In Spanish.

Things to do and see, sports and entertainment, plus related information. In Spanish.