The main square is the heart of the town, and here is the Chiu-Chiu church, the oldest in Chile. Its architecture and historical significance provide a window into the region's ancestral past. Visiting the church connects travelers with the rich local tradition and culture, allowing for a deep understanding of the community.

The tour continues along the river, providing stunning views and a sense of serenity and connection to nature. Here, visitors can enjoy the beauty of the landscape and observe the local ecosystem, with the possibility of spotting typical animals of the area.

Chiu Chiu pucará: This pucará represents a pre-Inca fortification of great archaeological interest. Although the tour does not delve into the structure itself, it offers a fascinating insight into ancient architecture and defense strategy in the region.

Typical Vegetable Crops: Explore the fields where local farmers grow typical vegetables such as carrots, grass, corn and corn. This part of the tour offers a unique insight into local agricultural practices and the opportunity to learn about growing methods and the importance of these products in the local diet and economy.

The Gentleman of Chiu Chiu: El Gentilar is a historical and archaeological site that represents the first settlements of the town of Chiu-Chiu. Here, visitors will be able to see the demarcations and stone remains, which are not structures as solid as a pucará but reveal the ancestral roots of the town. It is an opportunity to immerse yourself in history and understand how the first communities in the region lived and organized themselves.