QUEMCHI
The commune of a thousand landscapes
In the land of Coloane
Quemchi, which in the Huilliche language means "understood people" or "reddish earth", was founded on August 4, 1881 by Don Edwing Langdon. It has a population of 8,689 inhabitants (2002 census).
The commune has various services such as: Cesfam, Civil Registry, Harbor Master's Office, Police Station, Cemetery, Schools, Public Library, Francisco Coloane House Museum, Living Museum of Crafts, Don Paulino Historical Museum, Restaurants, Family Accommodations, Hotel , Cabins, Camping, Adventure tourism, Native forest trails, Rural Tourism with hot water jars service, boat rides, Maritime Tours through the Chauques and Butachauques Islands and Land Tours.
Why visit Quemchi, one of the 10 communes of the Chiloé archipelago?
Below you can view some of the beautiful places that you can visit.
This website shows you something you can live from, just something ... since the lamb on the stick, the curanto al hoyo, the navigation through the archipelago of the bad interior of Chiloé and the warmth of its people you can only experience it in person .
We will wait for you!
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Chiloé is site
SIPAM
GIAHS FAO SITE: Chiloé is recognized as GIAHS by FAO in 2011
(with native potatoes, garlic, strawberries, heritage churches, lambs and horses).
On January 19, 2010, the Government of Chile, through the Ministry of Agriculture, signed an agreement with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, FAO, for the implementation of the Conservation and Adaptive Management of Systems Project. Important World Agricultural Heritage (GIAHS).
The Chiloé Archipelago has been selected and recognized as one of the GIAHS Sites in the world.
SOURCE: SIMPAM brand regulation May 22, 2013.
