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[Riosucio Caldas] The Batero hill is located at the highest point of the Risaralda department (2,200 masl) in the municipality of Quinchia, known as the valley of the hills. This imposing hill has several legends that make the trip more enigmatic, such as the legend of the Goddess Michua who lived in drums and demanded human sacrifices.
[Riosucio Caldas] The Batero hill is located at the highest point of the Risaralda department (2,200 masl) in the municipality of Quinchia, known as the valley of the hills. This imposing hill has several legends that make the trip more enigmatic, such as the legend of the Goddess Michua who lived in drums and demanded human sacrifices.
[Riosucio Caldas] The Batero hill is located at the highest point of the Risaralda department (2,200 masl) in the municipality of Quinchia, known as the valley of the hills. This imposing hill has several legends that make the trip more enigmatic, such as the legend of the Goddess Michua who lived in drums and demanded human sacrifices.
In the heart of the Amazon, near the PNN Serranía de Chiribiquete, is the epicenter of indigenous cultures: Araracuara, cradle of the macaws and the ancestral / elemental grandparents: earth, air, water and fire. Entering the deep jungle of this territory is knowing that we carry native blood in our veins and therefore it is necessary to return to our roots with wisdom, sharing the sweet word that the mambe and the ambíl grant us. If you feel the call of the jungle, you will notice that there is a small part of you that needs to connect
the desert of the Tatacoa It is a perfect place to live new emotions, full of adventures that are made up of cacti, colorful mud dunes and special sands, history, unique water springs, delicious cuisine and endless nights harmonized by stars with a great view towards the universe and its different celestial phenomena, which are very difficult to appreciate in other places. There you can also visit the Archaeological Park of San Agustin, the strait of cupcake and the panoramic view of the dam Bethany.
From the top of piedmont to the Amazon plain, capriciously descend hundreds of tributaries that pay their waters to the rivers of Caquetá; In its wake, huge waterfalls, pools and slides wind through the jungle, giving a colorful contrast to this experience that immerses us in adrenaline as we tour the Ingeri canyon, in the Avispa reserve.
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