General Information of the Park
Get all the basic and general information you need to plan your visit here.
History of Conguillío National Park
Created in 1950, Conguillío National Park protects one of Chile’s most iconic volcanic landscapes. Formed by ancient lava flows from the Llaima Volcano, the park showcases pristine Araucaria forests and glacial lakes. Its name comes from the Mapuche word “Ko-nqilliu,” meaning “pine water,” honoring the Araucaria tree. Today, Conguillío stands as a sanctuary for biodiversity and outdoor adventure in Chile’s Araucanía region.
General and Useful Information
Before visiting, always confirm access conditions and trail availability through official channels: parque.conguillio@conaf.cl. A true sanctuary for Araucaria forests, wildlife, and outdoor adventure in Chile’s Araucanía region.
Precios
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Electricity & Voltage
In Chile, the standard voltage is 220 V with a frequency of 50 Hz. The plug types most commonly used are Type C (two round pins) and Type L (three round pins in line). If you’re travelling from the U.S. (110 V) or other regions, you will likely need a voltage converter and plug adapter to charge your electronic devices safely.
Official Time
The time zone in Conguillío is (GMT-4) UTC offset is -4 h
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Eco-friendly tips for your stay
Don't use fire.
The danger to life in the park is inestimable, so it's essential to respect the fire ban.
Pets are not allowed.
Pets are not allowed in these areas, which preserve the rich biodiversity of the area.
Take your trash with you.
The best way to preserve the beauty and life of the park in its original form is to take your trash with you.
No private drones
The use of drones is prohibited in all Chilean National Parks and Nature Reserves.
