Magic Guainia

Guainía is one of the most biodiverse departments in Colombia, as much for its culture and tradition as for its fauna and flora. It is strategically located between the Amazon, the Orinoquia and the Guyanese Shield. In addition, a large part of its tourist attractions are found in the indigenous reservations within which we can highlight one of the most representative of the region, the Cerros de Mavicure, a set of monoliths located two hours from the Municipality of Inírida.The three hills are called: Cerro Pajarito, Cerro Mavicure and Cerro Mono, whose names in the Puinave indigenous language are wiibirig ween, maicuri ween and buu Ween respectively. Visitors can also enjoy the experience touring the Inírida Fluvial star where the Inírida, Guaviare, Atabapo and Orinoco rivers, in the summer season (December, January, February, March and April) a beautiful setting is observed with landscapes of beaches, savannahs and streams, special for rest and bird watching from different walking trails.

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Spixs Guan, Pompadour Cotinga, Least Nightawk, Lafresnayes Piculet, Chestnut woodpecker, Black Caracara , Common Scale backed Antbird, Red- throated Caracara, Cherrie´s Antwren, Yellow crowned Tyrannulet, Black Manakin, Rufous crowned Elaenia, Red shouldered Tanager, Pale Bellied Mourner, Swallow winged Puffbird, Paradise Jacamar, Amazonian momot, Gilded Barbet, Golden -spangled Piculet, Scale- Breasted Woodpecker, Black Caracara, Blackheaded Parrot, Chetsnut- fronted Macaw, Amazonian antshrike, Pearly antshrike, Spot- backed Antwren, Cherrie´s Antwren, Warbling Antbird, Short- crested Flycatcher, Olivaceus woodcreeper, Brown banded Puffbird, Rose- Breasted Chat, Little Cuckoo, Blue- crowned Trogon, Collared Puffbird , Black- fronted Nunbird, Green- tailed Jacamar, Orinoco Softtail, Fasciated Antshrike, Black- spotted Bare- eye Dot- winged Antshrike, Varzea Schiffornis, Long- Billed Woodcreeper, Bare- necked Fruitcrow, Slate coloured Grosbeak, Olive Oropendola, Chestnut capped Puffbird, Rufescent Tiger- Heron, Wattled Jacana, Black Skimmer, Yellow billed tern, Black fronted Nunbird, White eared Jacamar, Olivaceous woodcreeper, Yellow- chinned Spinetail, Drab- water Tyrant, White- eared Jacamar, White- winged Swallow, Red- capped Cardinal, Festive coquette, Blue and Yellow Macaw, Scarlet Macaw.