Experience a transformative journey with Shinrin Yoku, or forest bathing, a practice originating in Japan that encourages reconnection with nature through the five senses. During this guided walk in a unique natural setting, surrounded by native forests and fresh air, participants enhance their physical and emotional well-being. Over the course of two hours, they explore the aromas, textures, tastes, and sounds of the forest, benefiting from phytoncides, natural compounds released by trees that have a profound effect on human health.
The activity takes place along the shores of Lake Llanquihue, a charming lakeside destination in southern Chile, framed by volcanoes and postcard-like landscapes. This privileged environment offers panoramic views of towering peaks such as Osorno Volcano, fostering a deep connection with the majesty of nature.
Along the route, participants also learn about the heritage of German settlers who arrived in the area in the 19th century and how their influence remains visible in the architecture, gastronomy, and agricultural traditions that sustain these fertile lands.
The experience concludes with a visit to the renowned Teatro del Lago, a cultural and artistic landmark of Chilean Patagonia, standing by the lake as an icon of art and modernity. This journey blends wellness, nature, and culture, offering a unique opportunity to rejuvenate body and mind amidst one of the most beautiful landscapes in southern Chile.