Las Manos Petroglyphs | Tourist Attraction

February 19th, 2023 by It's not a slow car, it's a fast house

We slept in the parking area (not inside the gate) and the views are amazing. The next morning we walked to the hands with our dogs off leash. The fee was 2,000p per person. Not as awesome as the ones in Argentina, but cheaper and easier to access. The museum is a nice presentation and included in the fee.

November 3rd, 2022 by 3paarschuheauf4raedern.de

Definitely a must see in Chile. Interprations are in english also. Easy way up to the hand paintings. Entry fee was 2000 pP but the museum was closed. Stayed here in our truck for the night, stunning view on Cerro Castillo.Very quiet and peaceful

March 6th, 2021 by sixwheelseast.com

Now it’s 2000 CLP again, but I’d highly recommend it. The museum is one of the nicest I’ve seen during our travels. And the hand paintings are a must-see when you’re in Patagonia. (Also check out the ones south of Chile Chico.)

January 24th, 2019 by lksmrt90

we were there in the morning and nobody else was there. no guides and no other visitors, but the gate was open. very nice built path with two mirador, a lot of information tables about history, geografic specialities, fauna and flora. the manos are interesting if you consider they were there, long before we were.. highly recommended, we would also pay for this.

October 13th, 2017 by samsammetjuh

We payed 1000 pesos pp, perhaps low season. They said 180 hand painting were found. Good visibility. A guide walks with you. Lot of info in the museum, most also in English.

January 15th, 2017 by The Road That Never Ends

Price went up. 2,000 per adult. Park outside the gate and walk in to the administration building. Very friendly man, gave us an explanation and took our money. About 30 min round trip easy hike, though the trail could be narrow at times. When we got to the rock paintings we were a little disappointed. With the rise in price, not sure I can recommend it.

November 7th, 2016 by alex.holt

1000clp each. You can walk from the museum or drive half way up. 1kmfrom the museum.

December 27th, 2015 by www.practicingforretirement.com

Hands painted onto the rocks thousands of years ago. Well worth a stop. Take the path/road from the school museo up to the cliff.