Chingaza Nationalpark

A breathtaking natural paradise that combines the beauty of the Andes and the mystique of cloud forests.

HIGHLIGHTS

Chingaza Lagoon: One of the park's most impressive sights, the picturesque lagoon is a highlight for nature lovers.
Chingaza Páramo: A unique highland ecosystem known for its striking flora and fauna, including the Andean condor.
Mountain View: From the park, there is a breathtaking view of the Andes, especially the peak of "Sumapaz," the largest páramo in the world.
Fauna: The park is home to many endangered species such as the Andean bear, puma, and various bird species living in the cloud forests.
Páramo Ecosystem: A unique ecosystem in the high Andes, known for its distinctive plant life and the diversity of animals.

Location: The Chingaza National Park is located in the eastern Andes of Colombia, between the departments of Cundinamarca and Meta, about 50 km northeast of Bogotá.
Size: The park covers approximately 76,000 hectares and is part of the ecological corridor of the eastern Andes.
Elevation: The park's elevation ranges from 2,600 meters to 3,800 meters above sea level.
Flora: The Chingaza National Park is home to a variety of plant species, especially typical "Frailejones," which are characteristic of the páramo ecosystem.
Water Source: The park is one of the most important water sources for the Bogotá region, feeding the Tunjuelito and Guavio rivers.

Learn about the Water Cult and Ceremonies: Discover the cultural practices of the indigenous Muisca communities that once lived in the region and ceremonies dedicated to the Muisca gods.
Impressive Waterfalls and Glacial Lakes: Marvel at the spectacular waterfalls and glacial lakes found within the park.
Admire Native Vegetation: Explore the park's diverse plant life, including Frailejones, bromeliads, orchids, and low shrubs.