A lake surrounded by grass and trees, reflecting the tranquil and serene nature of the landscape. A colorful mural of a bird and a frog on a building, showcasing vibrant and creative urban art. A bird perched atop a tree, enjoying the view from above. A wooden walkway surrounded by trees and grass, creating a natural and inviting atmosphere. A man standing on a wooden structure, seemingly taking photographs.
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During your visit to Bogotá, explore one of the eleven wetlands that hold the prestigious Ramsar environmental certification. The Jaboque District Wetland Ecological Park stands out for its contribution to biodiversity conservation and its fundamental role in the city's main ecological structure.

Located at the mouth of the Bogotá River, it is a true sanctuary for wildlife, home to approximately 653 species, including 105 vertebrates and 97 birds, some of which are endangered. Access is via Calle 77 between Diagonal 77b and Carrera 127.

The wetland is recognized as an Important Bird Area (IBA) in Colombia and worldwide. Furthermore, its historical significance is reflected in its archaeoastronomical value, as it forms part of an ancient Muisca ceremonial complex.

Come and discover the Jaboque District Wetland Ecological Park and immerse yourself in its rich biodiversity and cultural heritage. It's a visit that will connect you with the nature and history of Bogotá!

We always recommend visiting as part of a private or institutional guided tour.

📍 Instrucciones de llegada

*By TransMilenio: You must arrive at the Portal de la 80 TransMilenio station. There you must take the feeder bus (1-6)
to the fourth stop, then transfer to the SITP D800, get off at stop 15 (Calle 71 with Carrera 113) and walk along the edge of the wetland to Parque La Rivera.