Isluga Volcano National Park

National Park "Volcano Isluga" is located in the mountain system of the Andes, near the village of Kolcane, in the region of Tarapaca, Chile. The park was established in 1967, and its boundaries were finally defined only in 1985. The name of the park comes from the volcano Isluga, a height of 5550 meters.

The main attraction of the park is Puchouldisa - a plateau with thermal springs and amazing geysers on which resorts are located: here you can perfectly improve the body. In addition, there are many cultural monuments of the Aymara Indians, which can be seen in the villages in the park.

The territory of the park covers an area of 1,747 square kilometers. The Arabilya River flows through the park, there are many small lakes where you can often find pink flamingos.

Hiking trails are equipped for tourists in the park. Here you can climb one of the mountains - Kimsach, Latarama or Tatahachur. Tourists can watch the diverse flora and fauna of the national park, explore the amazing landscapes.