The town of Maullín is located in the Los Lagos Region of southern Chile. It is situated near the Maullín River, which flows into the Reloncaví Sound. The town serves as a gateway to various natural attractions, including lakes and forests, making it a popular spot for outdoor activities. Maullín has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by both Mapuche traditions and Spanish colonial history. The town features a charming central square and several local markets, where visitors can experience traditional crafts and cuisine. Its economy is primarily based on agriculture and fishing, reflecting the region's natural resources.