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The ultimate guide to eco hotels in Latin America
From a tented camp hidden deep in the Costa Rican jungle to a sleek, ultra-modern hotel in Chilean Patagonia, Eco Hotels & Resorts’ portfolio combines luxury with impeccable eco credentials.
By Eco Hotels & Resorts
19 Apr 2021, 09:22 BST
Torres del Paine National Park, in Chile’s Patagonia region, is renowned for its jutting peaks, gigantic icebergs and rippling golden grasslands.
Photograph by Getty Images
Latin America’s luxury hotels are leagues ahead on sustainability. Why? Because often they’ve had to be. A remote, ends-of-the-earth location deep in the Nicaraguan jungle, on the slopes of a Costa Rican volcano, or at the crinkle-cut end of Chilean Patagonia, say is all well and good, but free-flowing water, regular food supplies and abundant electricity are not always guaranteed. When these hotels were built, conscious design came first, not later as this sustainable, switched-on selection from Eco Hotels & R
A journey into Chile’s ancestral heartland, the perfect place to go a little slower
The country s Lake District offers labyrinthine waterways, roads less travelled, and a chance to get to know the Mapuche people
Volcán Villarrica
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“When a child is born, we bury the placenta under a tree and that helps to decide the child’s fate,” said Regina, as we sauntered around Feria Walüng, the Mapuche market and farm. “It also means we don’t cut down any trees.”
As autumn sunlight crept through spindly silver birches, the market’s makeshift food stalls and the sturdy rucas (traditional houses) nearby were speckled with white. Volcán Villarrica towered ominously overhead, chicks fluttered underfoot, and a nonchalant sow let out the odd grunt as a busy litter clambered over her head.