Quetrupillán Volcano is one of many in Chile’s lakes and volcanoes region. This landscape of fuming volcanoes and emerald green lakes, ancient forests and steaming hot springs lies in central Chile, between northern Atacama – the driest place on Earth – and southern Patagonia. Settled thousands of years ago by the native Mapuche people, the area has ten volcanoes, scores of lakes and white-water rivers, and ten national parks and reserves. Photograph by Robert B. Haas, National Geographic.
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