Let's Imagine The Post Pandemic World
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Talca
Founded in 1692 by Tomás Marín de Poveda, it was destroyed by earthquakes in 1742 and 1928 and was completely rebuilt. It is now a major urban center midway between Santiago, 160 miles (260 km) to the north-northeast, and Concepción. In 2010 it was again struck by an earthquake that caused extensive damage.
Talca lies in the country’s greatest wine-making zone and contains Chile’s largest match industry, as well as shoe, biscuit, bed, chocolate, and noodle factories; paper and flour mills; distilleries; foundries; and a tannery.
The University of Talca was founded in 1981. A transportation hub, Talca is on the Pan-American Highway and the main north-south railroad. A branch railroad runs west from the city to the coastal city of Constitución, and a road crosses the Andes into Argentina. Pop. (2002) city, 189,505; (2017) municipality, 220,357.
Budget
- Affordable
Best For Whom
- Expats
- Mature Travellers
- For Her
- Leisure Travellers
- Party Animals
- Couples
- For Him
- Families With Teenagers
- Backpackers
- All Ages
- All Levels of Players
- Students
- Families With Children
- Groups
Best For What
- City
- Cultural Experience
- A Bit of Romance
- Lively Atmosphere
- Nature
- Wine
- The Local Experience
- Outdoor Area
- A View To Die For
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