go to this temple. It is hilly and one can take a car or hike or bike. The view was great and peaceful. Going inside was also peaceful. It is also a good place to exercise outside of the temple and you can also learn more about the Baha'i culture.

In the foothills of the surrounding Andea's mountains is the interesting shell-shaped Bahá'í House of Worship, one of the eight temples scattered around the world of this young independent religion from Iran, promoting unity through free participation in acts of prayer and service. Designed by Architect Siamak Hariri, this 98-foot circular building comprises of nine arched "sails" made from marble and cast glass; it was opened in 2016. On a smog-free day, from its gardens and picnic tables, there is a fantastic panoramic view of the city below. TIP: If you go late, you will catch the sun setting over the glorious Andes mountains.

A peaceful and quiet place, so calming. People of all religions are welcome. The architecture is unique and inspiring. The view of the city is beautiful as this id on a hill. It is in Peñalolen and you can get there by bus and a 35 minute walk. Free entrance but be respectful of the silence and not taking photos inside.