Radal-Siete-Tazas National Park

Radal Ciete Tazas National Park was established in 1981, in Chile, between the borders of the provinces of Curico, Talca and Maule. The park, covering an area of 5026 hectares, includes three mountain ranges, numerous beautiful lakes and waterfalls.

The most famous site of Radal Ciete Tazas Park is the Andes mountain formation known as the "Seven Cups", which consists of seven successive natural basins with their respective waterfalls along the Claro River. These waterfalls, the height of which ranges from 1 to 10.5 meters. There are also two tall waterfalls called the Wedding Veil and the Lioness, falling 40 and 20 meters high respectively.

The National Park is also home to the famous English Park, home to a permanent exhibition of archaeological exhibits such as fossilized animals, carved geological stones that reveal the ancient history of Radal Ciete Tasas Park. Here you can travel both on foot and horseback to beautiful places such as the Indio Valley, where there are small waterfalls and breathtaking scenery. In this area you can even camp, swim in mountain rivers, lakes, and just enjoy the local beauty.