Five realities you didn't think about Los Katíos National Natural Park (Kosher)

 

This park was proclaimed a World Natural Heritage by UNESCO in 1994 because of its significance in the trading of 

 

fauna and verdure between the middle and South America. Los Katíos National Natural Park is situated in 

 

northwestern Colombia, in the area of Darién and Urabá. It has a place with the ward of the 

 

divisions of Chocó and Antioquia, in the regions of Unguía, Riosucio and Turbo. In this 

 

opportunity, redBus brings you five information that you didn't think about this wonderful common goal. 

 

Attractions of the Los Katíos National Natural Park 

 

Los Katíos National Natural Park 

 

Los Katíos Natural National Park. Photograph: nanisklvisc.wixsite.com 

 

From one perspective, the park has huge falls and amazingly lovely cascades, for example, El Tilupo, with 

 

about 100 meters of cascade. Also, it is imperative as a living space for an extraordinary assortment of 

 

creature species; considered as the most essential channel or obstruction for the trading of fauna between the 

 

north, focus and south of America. Among the networks close to the territory are: 

 

1. Indigenous individuals: 

 

Los Katíos National Natural Park 

 

Indigenous people group of the Wounaan individuals. Photograph: parquesnacionales.gov.co 

 

* Resguardo Indígena Kuna Can Trust (Arquía) 

 

* Embera-Chamí-Katío Indigenous Reserves of La Raya, Perancho and Peranchito 

 

* Wounnan Indigenous Community 

 

2. Afro-relative networks: 

 

The park is encompassed in its support zone by 4 aggregate titles granted to dark networks: Mayor 

 

Chamber of the Collective of Cacarica, The Long, Mayor of Under Atrato, and of the Atrato 

 

also, Leonci to. 

 

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* The name of the park is given out of appreciation for the Embera Katios Indians who occupied the territory. 

 

* It is said that it is extraordinary compared to other protected saves in the nation. 

 

* Its normal temperature is 27 ° C. 

 

How to get? 

 

Via air from Mendel, accepting Turbo as its beginning stage, the Gulf of Urabá is navigated, and 

 

the Atrato River returns to the managerial focal point of Sautatá, isolated 1300 meters from the waterway 

 

bank. 

 

From Quibdó you can go through Río Sucio and after that to the managerial focus. 

 

From Ungía, along the town street, you land at the Cabaña de Peye and following 4 hours at Sautatá. 

 

You can go via freight pontoon between 5 and 7 hours.