Stone church

The Stone Church incorporates local stones from nearby rivers into its architectural design, reflecting traditional construction methods of the Biobío Region.

The church was constructed in the late nineteenth century by regional craftsmen who utilized materials sourced directly from the surrounding natural environment.

The Stone Church functions as a central location for religious ceremonies and community events, bringing together residents of the Biobío Region throughout the year.

Visitors can access guided tours of the church and natural reserve daily, with information centers providing details about local flora and fauna species.

The natural acoustics inside the stone structure enhance religious ceremonies and musical performances, creating natural sound amplification without electronic equipment.

Location: Biobío Region

GPS coordinates: -36.09417,-72.81361

Latest update: March 11, 2025 22:29