Maule River

The Maule River is the waterway that marked the Inca frontier and gives life to Constitución. Born in the Andes and flowing all the way to the Pacific, the Maule River formed the southern frontier of the Inca Empire and witnessed battles and legends that helped shape the identity of Maule.

Today its waters irrigate fields, supply hydroelectric power stations and reach Constitución majestically, creating wetlands, beaches and unique coastal landscapes.

Visiting Constitución means experiencing the strength of this literary and powerful river: navigating its waters, walking along its banks and discovering a natural treasure where history and life meet. It is an essential destination for reconnecting with the spirit of south-central Chile.