Holidays to Paine

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Santiago, the nation's capital, can be found roughly 30 miles to the north of Paine.

Thinking about stopping by the Monticello Grand Casino and Convention Centre? It's the perfect place to blow off some steam are a long day of travelling.

Why don't you check out two of the most visited stretches of coastline? Isla Negra Beach, 60 miles to the northwest, and Rocas de Santo Domingo Beach, 50 miles to the west, are top picks.

Spend a day relaxing amid the splendour of the region's nature reserves. Some nearby locations are San Cristobal Hill (30 miles away) and Santa Lucia Hill (30 miles away).

Sports fans should make the trip to see the Colo-Colo play a home game at Estadio Monumental David Arellano. It's in Santiago, 25 miles north of Paine. Be sure to wear red, white and black, the team colors.

Avid skiers will be thrilled to hear that there are several ski resorts within driving distance, including Valle Nevado Ski Resort and La Parva Ski Resort.

Thermas Internacional and the Santa Rita Winery are just some of the interesting places in Buin, a locality 8 miles from Paine. Alternatively, you should have a look at the Viña Undurraga and the Viña de Martino in Talagante. This destination rests 14 miles out of Paine.

You should head to El Quisco. It's approximately 60 miles northwest of Paine and it contains some fantastic visitor attractions, including Isla Negra House, the Pablo Neruda Museum and Canelo Beach. If you're after more, some other good options are Penguin Island and Pablo Neruda's House.

Be sure to take your taste buds on an exciting adventure through the rich culinary traditions of Santiago.

It's possible you haven't thought a lot about the intricacies of shellfish and quinoa in the past, but you're sure to be an expert on these characteristic ingredients by the end of the trip!

Dine like the local residents do by trying porotos con riendas (bean and pasta soup) and pastel de choclo (corn and meat pie).

Arouse your sweet tooth with some arroz con leche (rice pudding), a truly tempting dessert.

Relax with an Austral Pale Ale, a much-loved beer.

Whether you prefer red, white or anything in between, wine is a wonderful beverage to accompany a tasty meal. Try the regional favorites, Colchagua Valley Malbec and Casablanca Valley Carmenere.

After you have spent your last Chilean pesos and it's time to depart, remember to say a last Adiós to Paine.

Once you're ready to catch your flight, keep in mind that the nearest airport is 30 miles to the north.