PNN Tuparro: A Pristine Paradise

Parque Nacional Natural El Tuparro (PNN Tuparro) is a 548,000-hectare nature reserve bordering Venezuela, an untamed biosphere of sandy river beaches and green grasslands. The park's centerpiece, the Tuparro River, presents opportunities for canoeing and fishing, set against picturesque views. Visitors can explore diverse ecosystems via hiking trails, offering intimate encounters with nature. The park's remote, pristine environment provides tranquility, far from urban life. Photographers will find endless inspiration in vibrant sunsets and unique wildlife. Visitors can enjoy hiking, birdwatching, and exploring the Orinoco River's waters. The park is relatively untouched, making it ideal for nature lovers and adventurers. The park is committed to conservation and sustainable tourism, encouraging visitors to leave no trace and respect the surroundings. Qualified as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" by Alexander von Humboldt, PNN El Tuparro is ideal for bird watching, with 320 species, and wildlife observation. The park features rock formations over 2,500 million years old, with the brightest sunsets in Colombia from Cerro de la Bandera. Swim with pink dolphins in the Orinoco River and see the tepuyes, enormous formations of the Guiana Shield.