10+ Surprising Facts About Colombia

Colombia Has 60 National Parks

Surprising Facts About Colombia-Colombia Has 60 National Parks

Colombia’s public parks consolidate a wide range of kinds of territory. From timberland, oceanic, precipitous, deserts, and that’s only the tip of the iceberg, it has something for each nature darling. One of the greatest public parks is the Unesco Worl Heritage Site of Chiribiquete National Park which is also called, “The Maloca of the Jaguar”. It spreads over 4.3 million hectares. This public park covers the Orinoquia, Guyana, Amazonia, and North Andes areas.

Large number of various types of creatures and plants occupy the recreation area. Numerous species are local to Colombia and undermined, like the panther. Chiribiquete National Park is notable for its legacy purposes. The stone dividers in the recreation area territory contain old stone compositions, some of which date back to 20,000 BC. It is said that in excess of 70,000 figures have been reported on the dividers of the 60 stone sanctuaries that are in the recreation area. Beside Chiribiquete National Park, there are numerous other captivating parks to visit, for example, Tayrona National Park, Coral Islands Natural Park, Old Providence McBean Lagoon, Sierra Nevada del Cocuy, and that’s just the beginning. Colombia’s rich climate permits nature sweethearts to have some constant investigating.

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