The Chiloé Archipelago is a group of islands located in southern Chile, known for its unique culture and biodiversity. The main island, Chiloé, features lush landscapes, traditional wooden churches, and colorful stilt houses called palafitos. The region is also famous for its rich folklore and mythology. The archipelago has a temperate maritime climate, which supports a variety of wildlife, including sea lions and numerous bird species. The local economy relies on fishing, agriculture, and tourism, attracting visitors interested in its natural beauty and cultural heritage. The Chiloé National Park is a key conservation area within the archipelago.