The Tren del Recuerdo, a scenic rail route connecting Santiago and Temuco in Chile, has released its schedule and ticket pricing for June 2026, according to local media reports. The announcement marks the first official details for the route’s seasonal operations, which attract tourists and locals seeking a journey through Chile’s diverse landscapes.
The train, known for its historical significance and panoramic views, will operate on specific dates in June, with prices varying by class and cabin type. Details were confirmed by the Chilean National Railway Corporation, which manages the service.
Key Details for June 2026 Travel
The Tren del Recuerdo will run between Santiago and Temuco from June 5 to June 28, 2026. The route spans approximately 1,100 kilometers (683 miles) and takes around 16 hours, with stops in key cities like Rancagua, Talca, and Curicó. Passengers can choose from three cabin categories: standard, semi-private, and private, with prices starting at 18,000 Chilean pesos (about $20) for standard seats and up to 120,000 pesos ($135) for private cabins.
Travelers can purchase tickets through the official railway website, authorized travel agencies, and at station counters in Santiago and Temuco. A 10% discount is available for students, seniors, and group bookings of five or more, according to the corporation’s guidelines.
How to Secure Tickets
Booking opens on January 15, 2026, for the June 2026 season. The railway corporation emphasized that tickets will sell quickly, particularly for the route’s more popular departure dates. A spokesperson stated, “We recommend booking early to ensure availability, especially for private cabins and weekend departures.”
Additional amenities include onboard meals, guided tours of沿途 landmarks, and access to historical exhibits about the railway’s role in Chile’s 19th-century development. The service also partners with local tour operators to offer combined packages, such as hotel stays in Temuco and guided city tours.
The Tren del Recuerdo has become a cultural icon in Chile, blending tourism with heritage preservation. Its June 2026 schedule is expected to draw both domestic and international visitors, contributing to regional economic activity and promoting awareness of the country’s railway history.
