The altiplano is calling · Villa Volcán Tours

Tours in Putre and Lauca National Park since 1988.

4×4 expeditions from Putre and Arica: Lauca National Park, Las Vicuñas National Reserve, Surire Salt Flat Natural Monument and Quebrada de Cardones Natural Monument. Tacora, Pomerape, Parinacota, Guallatiri and Taapaca volcanoes. International tours to La Paz (Bolivia) and Tacna (Peru), stargazing and other destinations. Base of operations: Hotel Las Vicuñas, Putre.

Routes

Altiplano routes

Seventeen routes, guides who live in Putre, our own 4×4 fleet.

From Putre and Arica we cover the Chilean altiplano, border crossings to Bolivia and Peru, Iquique, cycling and astronomy outings. We quote departures, prices and availability the same day — tick the tours you're interested in below and build your circuit with us on WhatsApp.

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Lauca National Park · Parinacota · Chungará

From Putre or Arica

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The classic altiplano route: wetlands, Parinacota village with its colonial church, Lake Chungará at the foot of the Payachatas. Gradual ascent with acclimatization stop.

Vicuñas · Andean condor · Wetlands

Full day

Surire Salt Flat · flamingos

From Putre

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Surire Salt Flat Natural Monument, inside the Las Vicuñas Reserve. Three flamingo species, hot springs, salt landscape at 4,300 m.a.s.l. Intense full day from Putre — depart at dawn, return by dusk.

Flamingos · Suri (Andean rhea) · Vicuñas

Full day

Payachatas · Caquena · colonial churches

From Putre

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Heritage circuit around the Payachatas snow peaks. Caquena and Parinacota villages, colonial adobe churches, calvaries and pre-Columbian funerary chullpas.

Llamas · Alpacas · Colonial architecture

Half day / Full day

Putre · Jurasi Hot Springs · Socoroma

From Putre

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Tour of Putre, Socoroma and its colonial church, bath at Jurasi Hot Springs. Ideal as an acclimatization day before heading up to the high altiplano.

Aymara terraces · Queñoa · Hot springs

Half day

Arica city tour · El Morro

From Arica

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El Morro de Arica with panoramic views over the Pacific, the Museum of the History of the War of the Pacific, the San Miguel de Azapa Archaeological Museum and the Museum of the Sea.

El Morro de Arica · Three museums · Pacific coast

Transfer

Ascent Arica → Putre

From Arica

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Route 11-CH: from the coast to 3,500 m.a.s.l. in a few hours, with stops at Quebrada de Cardones, candelabro cactus (Browningia) and lookouts. A climb designed so you arrive in Putre in good shape.

Browningia candelaris · Foothills · Lookouts

Full day

Border · Visviri · Tacora

From Putre

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The far north: Visviri and the Chile-Peru-Bolivia triple border marker, Tacora volcano, border Aymara villages. Deep and empty altiplano.

Triple border · Tacora volcano · Deep altiplano

Program

La Paz · Bolivia

From Putre

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Border crossing to Bolivia via Tambo Quemado. Recommended 2–4 day tailor-made program with La Paz, Valley of the Moon, Tiwanaku and optional Lake Titicaca. Chileans travel with a valid national ID; foreigners with a valid passport.

Valley of the Moon · Tiwanaku · Witches' Market

Full day

Tacna · Peru

From Arica

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Border crossing to Peru via Chacalluta. Tacna city tour: Parabolic Arch, Cathedral, Paseo Cívico, Peruvian cuisine. Same-day, or extended (recommended 2–4 days). Chileans travel with a valid national ID; foreigners with a valid passport.

Parabolic Arch · Cathedral · Peruvian cuisine

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Iquique · Humberstone

From Arica

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Coastal route south from Arica: Cavancha, Zofri duty-free, Baquedano historic centre and Humberstone saltpeter works (UNESCO World Heritage Site). A solid closing leg after returning from the altiplano.

Humberstone · Cavancha · Zofri

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Altiplano cycling

Routes on request · Putre or Arica

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Ride the altiplano on the routes you choose. We provide guidance, route briefings, road conditions and difficulty ratings, and we ride with you with full logistical support: bike transport, meals and first aid. We also rent basic mountain bikes. You can do basic downhill or simply enjoy controlled descents of 16, 40 and 160 km with our support. We pick you and your friends up in Arica, carry all your gear up, and stay with you until you are back in the city.

Descents of 16, 40 and 160 km · Your bike or ours · Transport and support on the route

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Full day · On the way to Surire

Suriplaza · coloured hills

From Putre

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An essential stop on the altiplano route: slopes in ochre, red and pale green formed by the mineralisation of the terrain, with rock formations sculpted by the wind over millennia. It is one of those postcard landscapes that travel the world through visitors and trekking enthusiasts who take on these altitudes under changing weather and atmospheric pressure, with the variation of oxygen according to the height of this magnificent mountain of colours.

Coloured hills · Rock formations · Vicuñas along the way

Suriplaza in photos

Panorama of the coloured hills of Suriplaza
Wide view of the valley and the coloured hills of Suriplaza
Coloured hills of Suriplaza
Rock formations sculpted by the wind at Suriplaza
Ravine river in Suriplaza
Vicuñas on the Suriplaza hillside
Guest photographing the coloured hills of Suriplaza
Guest beside the 4×4 truck at Suriplaza

Half day · Subject to confirmation

Anzota Caves · Arica coast

From Arica

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Coastal trail through the Anzota Caves, south of Arica: caverns, rock formations over the Pacific, old fishing coves and lookouts. Guided walk with helmet, family-friendly.

Seabirds · Sea lions · Pacific

Full day

Chinchorro Legacy · Anzota & Arica museums

From Arica

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A full day through Arica's heritage: the coastal Anzota Caves, the San Miguel de Azapa Archaeological Museum — home to the Chinchorro mummies, the oldest in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2021 — and the Colón 10 Site Museum. Includes a drive through the Azapa valley.

Chinchorro mummies · UNESCO Heritage · Azapa valley

Villa Volcán Tours 4x4 escorting a motorhome caravan in the altiplano

Special service · On request

Support vehicle · Caravans & large groups

Route-wide coverage

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For large caravans — motorhomes, overlanders, multi-vehicle groups — we provide a vehicle from our own 4×4 fleet as a backup guide: suggesting the route, setting the group's pace, and stepping in to assist or rescue if anything goes wrong (breakdown, blocked road, getting stuck). Quoted based on group size and route length.

Backup guide · Route guidance · Roadside assistance

Multi-day · Flexible

Arica ⇄ Iquique · Altiplano route coordinated with your flight

Arica Airport → Iquique Airport

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Arrival at Arica airport and an expedition across the whole Parinacota altiplano, ending in Iquique or in Arica as you prefer. We coordinate your arrival date at Arica airport and your departure date at the outbound airport with you. Available as 4, 5 or 6 full days.

4, 5 or 6 full days · Ends in Iquique or Arica · Airport transfers included

Laguna Roja on the Camarones altiplano, with its white and ochre mineral shores Photo: Sernatur

2 days · Overnight in Codpa

Laguna Roja · Camarones

From Arica

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Two days to the Camarones district, passing Guallatire, the Surire Salt Flat Natural Monument and Laguna Roja, with an overnight stay in Codpa and ending in Arica.

Guallatire · Surire Salt Flat · Overnight in Codpa

A group walking across the red altiplano ground on the way to Laguna Roja
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The Milky Way over the Putre altiplano, photographed by Villa Volcán Tours Coming soon · 2026

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Altiplano astronomy

From Putre

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Night outing to the altiplano to observe the southern sky above 3,500 m.a.s.l. Milky Way, southern constellations, visible planets. Service in development — ask about windows and conditions.

Southern sky · Milky Way · Constellations

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Cycling

Cycling in the altiplano

The altiplano, seen from the saddle.

Real photos from our cycling tours: bikepacking, mountain biking, and the climb up to 5,250 m.a.s.l. Every route is tailored to the rider.

Mountain bike ready to go, altiplano range in the background
Cycling group packing their gear beside the road, altiplano
Cyclists riding a gravel road under the altiplano sky
Cyclists descending the slope of the altiplano road
Cyclists on the road to the summit, Chilean altiplano
Close-up of a cyclist with his shadow cast on the road
Cyclists riding down a gravel road in the altiplano
Cyclists beside the 5,250 m.a.s.l. sign, the high point of the circuit
Cyclists celebrating in front of the volcano, thumbs up
Cyclists celebrating with their bikes raised in front of the snow-capped volcano
Cyclists hugging at the summit, altiplano in the mist
Cyclists with their bikes at a viewpoint over the altiplano canyon
Cyclist wearing a face covering giving a thumbs up next to his mountain bike, mountain range behind
Cyclist adjusting his handlebars before setting off, altiplano behind
Cyclist in profile watching a volcano on the horizon, altiplano vegetation in the foreground
Two cyclists hugging while looking at a snow-capped volcano in the distance
Portrait of two cyclists smiling with snow-capped volcanoes behind
Cyclist posing next to the 5,250 m.a.s.l. sign
Two cyclists with their bikes next to the 5,250 m.a.s.l. sign
Two cyclists riding away on a gravel road at the foot of a large mountainside
Two cyclists descending a dirt road at the foot of an arid slope
Two cyclists riding towards the clear sky over the crest of the road
Two cyclists riding with a panoramic view of altiplano canyons and mountains
Two cyclists riding away on a dirt road across a plateau, mountain range behind
Cyclist photographing his companion with his phone as he gives a thumbs up
Distant view of two cyclists on a road crossing an altiplano hillside
Two cyclists celebrating with their arms raised, snow-capped volcano among clouds behind
Two cyclists riding with reddish and ochre mountains behind
Cyclists celebrating with their bikes raised, snow-capped volcano among clouds behind
Two cyclists posing with their bikes at sunset, altiplano hills behind
Couple of cyclists posing next to the truck with the bikes mounted on the rack
Truck with two bikes loaded on the rear rack, ready for the transfer
Bikepacker preparing his loaded bike next to the truck
Group selfie of bikepackers with their loaded bikes, support truck behind
Bikepacker riding away on a dirt road with red panniers on his bike
Group of bikepackers arranging their gear beside the road, support truck
Group of bikepackers getting their bikes and panniers ready beside the road
Bikepacking bikes loaded on the truck rack, panniers by the roadside, snow-capped volcanoes behind
Cyclists loading their panniers next to the Hotel Las Vicuñas truck
Group of bikepackers arranging their bikes beside the road
Group of bikepackers posing next to the truck with the snow-capped volcanoes behind
Group of bikepackers packing their gear beside the road, snow-capped range behind
Cyclist getting out of the truck next to the loaded bikepacking bikes
Group of bikepackers getting ready beside the road with the altiplano volcanoes behind
Sultán, the house dog, walking through the stone-terraced garden of Hotel Las Vicuñas

Where to stay

Same house · same family

Villa Volcán Tours operates from Hotel Las Vicuñas.

Our base is not a separate office — it's Hotel Las Vicuñas in Putre. You sleep there before heading up to the high altiplano, have breakfast there, and the 4×4s leave from there. Acclimatization to 3,500 m.a.s.l. included in the plan.

Run by the owners themselves. Home cooking, quiet bar, sunny courtyard — expect to feel looked after at every stage of your trip.

The hotel in photos.

Marble sign: HOTEL LAS VICUÑAS, Putre Chile, UKG 1988
Hotel Las Vicuñas garden covered in snow
Hotel dining room with long tables and Aymara tablecloths
Hotel Las Vicuñas bar
Chef beside buffet table in the hotel courtyard
Hotel industrial kitchen

Travellers

Guest reviews

What our guests say.

Roberto Cattán sitting on a rock at the Surire Salt Flat
Surire Salt Flat · 4,300 m.a.s.l.

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

That afternoon at the Surire Salt Flat I will never forget.

I drove up to the altiplano in my own vehicle and the Villa Volcán team accompanied me the whole trip: a guide leading the way, no rush so I could acclimatize properly, and the confidence of travelling with people who know every road. I stayed at Hotel Las Vicuñas and was looked after like family. And that afternoon at the Surire Salt Flat I will never forget.

Roberto Cattán Ananías Chilean guest · own-vehicle trip · accompanied by VVT guides

Altiplano postcard from Roberto's trip
Roberto's vehicle on the altiplano route
Roberto with the Villa Volcán Tours team
Siegfrid and Waltraud together at the 5,250 m.a.s.l. summit sign
Summit sign · 5,250 m.a.s.l.

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

The warmth of their people was the best part of the journey.

We have done many tours with Villa Volcán — Lauca National Park, the altiplano villages and even an international trip — and on every outing we felt in good hands. We are an older couple and it was never a problem: there was always patience, a good pace and genuine care for us. The hotel is cosy, the food delicious, and the warmth of their people was the best part of the journey.

Siegfrid Laube & Waltraud Timm German guests · living in southern Chile · many tours + an international trip

Siegfrid and Waltraud in front of the Parinacota church
The couple at an altiplano lookout
Siegfrid and Waltraud with their guide on the altiplano
Siegfrid and Waltraud on their international tour to Tacna, Peru
Villa Volcán Tours guests in front of Parinacota volcano and Lake Chungará, Lauca National Park
Parinacota volcano · Lake Chungará · 4,500 m.a.s.l.

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Far exceeds every expectation.

Hotel Las Vicuñas, run by its own owners, far exceeds every expectation… it offers the landscape, the comfort, the inner peace and the serenity that anyone heading to those altitudes is looking for. What's more, if you get in touch, they pick you up at the airport and drive you straight up to Putre. The stunning landscape of Putre and its surroundings connects you with your inner self, with your senses, with your soul and with nature in an unmatched way.

Eduardo Oyarzún Yarza Chilean guest · stay at Hotel Las Vicuñas with pickup from Arica airport

Eduardo Oyarzún and guests beside the colonial church of Parinacota, a 17th-century National Monument
Surire Salt Flat with altiplano volcanoes behind, at 4,200 m.a.s.l. in Arica y Parinacota
Polloquere Hot Springs: turquoise thermal lagoon beside the Surire Salt Flat
Johanna and Nils sitting by Lake Chungará with Parinacota volcano reflected in the water
Lake Chungará · 4,500 m.a.s.l.

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

The best experience we could have asked for.

First things first. Can I recommend staying at Hotel Las Vicuñas? YES. We stayed for 4 nights and from the first moment of our arrival we were greeted by the owner and had a great communication throughout our stay… The room got cozy warm through a heater at night and had a big and warm bed. We booked a whole day tour with the brothers and had the best experience we could have asked for. We got many information about the area and the history. Memories that will stay with us! The whole team was very friendly and respectful, even though we had a language barrier they tried to make conversation. If you are coming to Putre: book this hotel.

Johanna Fischer & Nils German guests · 4 nights at Hotel Las Vicuñas + full-day tour

Johanna and Nils in front of Lake Chungará with the snow-capped Parinacota volcano behind
Cotacotani lagoons viewpoint in Lauca National Park
Walking the altiplano with the Payachatas volcanoes on the horizon
Parinacota wetland: high-altitude bofedal seen from the viewpoint
Cotacotani lagoon among altiplano hills, Lauca National Park
Landscape of the Arica y Parinacota altiplano above 4,000 m.a.s.l.
Altiplano road around Putre
Panoramic view of Lauca National Park, UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
View of the Chilean altiplano volcanoes from the road
Illustration of the Arica y Parinacota altiplano: volcanoes, rising sun and Aymara textiles

The destination

Sernatur · Chile's National Tourism Service

Arica and Parinacota: always a good destination.

The Arica and Parinacota altiplano — where we operate — is highlighted by Sernatur as one of Chile's leading tourist attractions. Lake Chungará, the Payachatas volcanoes, the Surire Salt Flat, Lauca National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) and Aymara villages coexist above 3,500 m.a.s.l. in a region that appears, year after year, in Chile's official campaigns.

The ascent

Your journey in altitude

From the Pacific to the altiplano roof.

In a single day you go from sea level to over 4,500 m a.s.l. This is what the road looks like, over the real terrain:

Jump to a stop

Acclimatization in Putre included before heading up to the altiplano. Route 11-CH · Arica → Chungará

Aymara culture

Living tradition · Aymara

Altiplano culture, in six videos.

What you'll find when you come during festival season: the Andean Carnival "Con la Fuerza del Sol" in Arica, the Anata Andino festival in Parinacota and the Regional Andean Fair (FERAN) in Putre. Aymara music, dance, food and living tradition.

Troupe at the Arica Andean Carnival parading in embroidered costumes with ankle bells
Photo: Sernatur Audiovisual Bank
Andean Carnival · 2026 SpotOfficial promo of the carnival that gathers 16,000+ dancers in Arica every summer.
Andean Carnival · Day 1Opening day: tarkas, drums, pawa ceremony and indigenous procession.
Andean Carnival · Day 2Comparsas, Aymara fraternities and traditional altiplano music ensembles.
Andean Carnival · Day 3Closing day along Avenida Comandante San Martín in Arica.
Anata Andino · PutreAnata Andino: the Aymara ancestral carnival — reading of the agricultural year, offering and dance.
FERAN · PutreCamelid livestock, altiplano cuisine, Aymara crafts and regional music, at 3,500 m.a.s.l.

Videos posted by regional cultural organizations and municipalities — not produced by us. For exact festival dates and trip planning, get in touch via WhatsApp.

The Milky Way in the altiplano sky, photo by Villa Volcán Tours Photo: Villa Volcán Tours

Stargazing

Stargazing · coming soon

Less atmosphere. More stars.

At 3,500 metres, with dry air and no cities around, the sky over Putre shows what you can't see from the northern hemisphere.

  • May – Aug The heart of the Milky Way

    In the southern winter the galactic core passes overhead: the densest, brightest part, which barely rises from the north.

  • All year The Magellanic Clouds

    Two neighbouring galaxies visible to the naked eye. Never seen from Europe or North America.

  • All year The Southern Cross

    The constellation that points south, with Alpha Centauri —the closest star system to the Sun— right beside it.

When to go

  • May – Octthe best nights
  • Nov – Decgood, not every night
  • Jan – Febsummer rains

Every outing is planned around the Moon: new moon for deep sky, full moon for a moonlit landscape.

A sky with history

The last total solar eclipse of the century in Chile had Putre at the centre of its path. The town filled with visitors to see it.

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When to come

The altiplano year

Seven months when it simply does not rain here.

From April to October it barely rains: blue days and clear nights. From December to February the altiplanic summer rains arrive and everything turns green. Tap a month to see what it's like.

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    Festival dates shift every year according to each community’s calendar. Check with us before booking flights.

    Get ready

    Plan your trip

    Useful resources for the altiplano.

    Everything worth knowing before climbing above 3,500 m.a.s.l. — and some great views of the Chilean altiplano to help you start dreaming up the route.

    Before you travel

    Altitude & acclimatization

    Putre sits at 3,500 m.a.s.l.; Chungará and Surire are above 4,500 m.a.s.l. Sleeping one night in Putre before the lakes prevents altitude sickness (soroche). Stay hydrated, eat light, coca leaf tea helps.

    Weather & clothing

    Sunny days, freezing nights. Layers: thermal base, fleece, windbreaker. Sunscreen 50+, hat, UV sunglasses. Between January and February expect some rain or snow (altiplano winter).

    Documents

    Valid ID for tours inside Chile. For crossings to Bolivia (La Paz) and Peru (Tacna): Chileans travel with a valid national ID and foreigners with a valid passport. Travel notice for minors and notarized permission if applicable.

    Connectivity & cash

    Putre has 4G and 5G: with a Chilean SIM the connection is stable and only slows at peak hours. Outside the village the signal is intermittent. With a foreign SIM on roaming, check with your operator. There is a BancoEstado ATM in Putre, but it is worth bringing Chilean pesos in case it fails or runs out — especially for craft purchases in the Andean villages. There is Wi-Fi at Hotel Las Vicuñas.

    The altiplano on screen

    Questions

    Before you go up

    Altiplano FAQ

    The questions we get most on WhatsApp, answered straight. If yours isn't here, just write to us.

    How do you visit Lauca National Park without altitude sickness?

    The standard advice is to sleep at least one night in Putre (3,500 m) before going up to Lake Chungará (4,500 m). Our expeditions start in Putre, and the family also runs Hotel Las Vicuñas, where passengers acclimatize before the tour.

    What tours does Villa Volcán Tours offer?

    17 routes operating: Lauca National Park with Lake Chungará and Parinacota volcano, Surire salt flat, Suriplaza, Las Vicuñas National Reserve, altiplano villages, high-altitude cycling, Anzota Caves, Chinchorro heritage, Laguna Roja and Camarones, Arica city tour, Iquique and Humberstone, plus international crossings to La Paz (Bolivia) and Tacna (Peru). Stargazing is in preparation.

    Where do the tours depart from?

    From Putre, at Baquedano 80. We can also arrange pickup in Arica.

    Do the guides speak English?

    Yes, we work in Spanish and English. Our guides live in Putre: they know the altitude, the weather and the roads first-hand.

    When is the best time to visit Lauca?

    It can be visited all year. Between April and October only one or two millimetres of rain fall per month: clear, cold days with great visibility. Between December and March the altiplano winter arrives, with afternoon rain that turns the altiplano green and full of wildlife. We confirm conditions before every departure.

    How do I book?

    By WhatsApp at +56 9 5028 1490 or through the quote form on villavolcantours.cl.

    How do I avoid altitude sickness (soroche) in Putre and the altiplano?

    Putre sits at 3,500 m; Chungará and Surire are above 4,500 m. Sleeping one night in Putre before going up to the lakes prevents soroche. Hydration, light meals and coca tea help.

    What clothes should I bring to the Arica y Parinacota altiplano?

    Sunny days and sub-zero nights: thermal base layer, fleece and windbreaker. SPF 50+, hat and UV sunglasses. Between January and February there may be rain or snow (altiplano winter).

    What documents do I need for the tours and the crossings to Bolivia and Peru?

    A valid ID card for tours inside Chile. For crossings to Bolivia (La Paz) and Peru (Tacna), Chileans travel with a valid national ID and foreigners with a valid passport. With minors, travel notice and notarized permission if applicable.

    Is there internet and an ATM in Putre?

    Putre has 4G and 5G coverage. With a Chilean SIM the connection is stable — it only slows down at peak hours. Outside the village, on the altiplano roads, the signal is intermittent. If you travel with a foreign SIM on roaming, check with your operator: coverage may vary. There is Wi-Fi at Hotel Las Vicuñas. On cash: Putre has one BancoEstado ATM, but it is worth bringing Chilean pesos in case it fails or runs out.

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