Puerto Guadal is a small town located in the Aysén Region of General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo in Chile, near the border with Argentina.
The history of Puerto Guadal goes back to the time of the native peoples, especially the Tehuelches, who inhabited the area.
In the 19th century, Chilean and Argentine settlers settled in the area to exploit the natural resources, and the town of Puerto Guadal was founded in 1910.
For decades the town remained isolated and difficult to reach due to its remote location, but in recent years it has seen a surge in tourism due to its stunning natural scenery and outdoor activities.
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See also information on Argentina.
