Chiloé Island is the largest island in the Chiloé Archipelago, located in southern Chile. Known for its unique culture and traditions, the island features colorful wooden houses called palafitos, which are built on stilts along the coast. The region is also famous for its rich folklore, including tales of mythical creatures. The island's landscape is characterized by lush green hills, forests, and a rugged coastline. Chiloé has a temperate maritime climate, which supports diverse wildlife and agriculture. The local economy relies on fishing, farming, and tourism, attracting visitors interested in its natural beauty and cultural heritage.