The Ñuble Region is located in southern Chile, bordered by the Biobío Region to the north and the La Araucanía Region to the south. It was officially established as a separate region in 2018, with its capital in the city of Chillán. The region is known for its diverse landscapes, including mountains, rivers, and fertile valleys, making it an important agricultural area. The Ñuble Region is home to various natural attractions, such as the Nevados de Chillán mountain range and the Las Trancas valley. The region also has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by both indigenous peoples and Spanish colonization, which is reflected in its traditions and local cuisine.