El inmenso lago Llanquihue, el lago Todos los Santos, el Rupanco y cada uno de los ríos que nacen o desembocan en ellos, más los afluentes y subafluentes de cada una de estas cuencas hacen de la región un verdadero oasis para la pesca deportiva.
    
Los Parques Nacionales como el Vicente Perez Rosales, el Puyehue, el Parque Nacional Alerce Andino, el Parque Nacional Hornopiren y el Parque Pumalín le aportan a estos lagos y ríos una frondosa vegetación con cientos de especies y con facetas de vida inimaginables en otros sitos.  



In the Lake District there are six national parks, which are the real value of this region and attract to this area a lot of tourists. Each of these parks is different in its beauties and proper characteristics. Some of them are characterized by the dense vegetation, with immense trees that have plants and mosses growing of there trunks, beautiful lakes and hidden lagoons. Other parks have majestic volcanoes and thermal springs. In some of them there are unique millennial trees on the planet, age of some specimens can reach up to 4000 years.

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Rios
Petrohue ,
Ralun ,
Estuario del Reloncavi
Cascada
Rio Maullin
Embalse El Gato
 y el Lago LLanquihue

The places most visited by the tourists are the cities of Puerto Montt, Puerto Varas, Frutillar, Calbuco and, of course, the Island of Chiloe with its colony of penguins and cities of Castro and Ancud. There are also ancient fortresses, different museums and numerous fishermen's villages. It is also a must to taste typical meals of the region, which for the most part are prepared with fresh seafood.

If you are going to visit Chile's Lake District and wish to spend your time discovering the best Region's attractions, please feel  to contact me at 
George  Cordova´s  adress 

email   : jcordovabozo@gmail.com
or to  movile phone  :  (56-9) 98571322 (Puerto Varas - Chile