Context

In Casanare, exploring the savanna also means getting close to the life of its ranches. The day can begin looking for capybaras, deer and birds among wetlands and moriche palm groves, continue with a guided horseback ride or a canoe trip, and end around a meal and the stories of those who work on the Llanos. Among open landscapes, trades, music and encounters with wildlife, this experience lets you learn how nature and Llanero culture share the same territory.

What can you do?

• Explore savannas and wetlands by vehicle, on horseback, by canoe or on foot
• Watch wildlife and birds on guided outings
• Learn about the work, stories and songs of the ranch
• Taste traditional cooking
• Contemplate the sunrise or sunset
• Stay on a ranch or rural reserve

Suggested places

Ranches and reserves in Casanare, especially in Yopal, Trinidad, San Luis de Palenque and Orocué

Ideal for

Photographers, families, wildlife watchers and nature travelers