Túnel Internacional Cristo Redentor

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Have a place to visit suggestion? Contact us.The Túnel Internacional Cristo Redentor is a vital connection between Chile and Argentina, spanning over 3 kilometers. It features well-marked borders and is known for its scenic views, particularly on the Chilean side, which is better maintained than the Argentine side. Travelers are advised to check road conditions and border crossing updates.
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| Sunday | Open 24 hours – Open 24 hours |
Best: Travel during daylight hours for the best experience and to avoid potential road issues.
Busiest: Saturdays 12PM-3PM
Quietest: Mondays 4AM-8AM
The tunnel does not have designated parking or rest areas, making it essential for travelers to plan their journey carefully. The road conditions may vary, especially on the Argentine side, so checking for updates is recommended. The tunnel is narrow, which can be intimidating for larger vehicles.
By car: The tunnel is accessible via RN7, connecting Mendoza, Argentina, and Santiago, Chile. Public transport: Check local bus services that operate between the two countries. Biking/walking: Not recommended due to the nature of the tunnel and road conditions.
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