The commune of Paine, which in Mapudungun means “blue sky”, is a land of peasant traditions, well known nationally for its famous watermelons. It is a commune surrounded by nature, of great cultural wealth and with very good connectivity.  It stands out for its vineyards, gastronomy, handicrafts, and the great diversity of outdoor activities that can be performed. It is a special place that combines rural life with urban life just 45 kilometers from Santiago, Chile’s capital. Paine is characterized by the Spanish colonial influence present in its architecture, gastronomy, and folklore.