Chile Travel: Mapuche Culture - Open Nature

With their strong connection to nature, the Mapuche people share their rich culture and worldview with others, where love for the Earth gives every new day sense and meaning. We invite you to an experience like no other.
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[@justineglickman]

I was born to a Mapuche single mother in the 80s and brought to the USA. I can't wait to come back to Chile, I want to learn everything I can about my heritage.

[@brendonbailey7507]

My mother's chilean mapuche and my father is Australian....

[@deezfunadventures3616]

Me As Well 🥰❣️🔐 I Can't Wait to Go Back Home..

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

I’m Chilean-American, and I recently discovered my genetic routes to this culture. Most Chileans are 30-40% indigenous Chilean, which is predominantly Mapuche. My family while I was growing up never really had a culture, so I was interested in investigating this root.

[@sebastien6533]

From France my respect warrior people

[@weichafelinconir2536]

Libertad a los presos políticos mapuches ✊🏽

[@shabpostproduccion]

cuales?

[@marta6853]

Me encantaria poder viajar (y lo hare) para estar cerca de toda esa grandeza espiritual.y riqueza cultural.

[@cardstalessecrets6419]

❤greetings from Bulgaria🇧🇬

[@ShiningNoctowls]

🔥🌧🌈🌊🌬

[@bethsanchezyoga55]

Does anyone know how to get ahold of this place specifically?

[@TeHy11]

Help them get back their home! Many Europeans bought lands in the 1900s and are now being threatened by some mapuche.. but they don't want to leave because they say living more than 100 years there is enough to call it their home but the mapuches have lived over 2000 years there! It's ridiculous. And the government gave bad land to the mapuches, and the good land with benefits to the European. It's just sad that there is no room for a solution which will help them

[@gusgustavo6055]

paren la violencia

[@johannbrandstatter7419]

?Qien? Los pacos?