A pond surrounded by trees and grass in the background, creating a natural and tranquil atmosphere. A large, long-winged bird perched atop a green plant. A white bird with a yellow beak flying through the air. A small bird perched on a tree branch, enjoying the scenery. A bird standing on a tree branch over the water.
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The Torca-Guaymaral District Ecological Wetland Park is an invaluable natural refuge for Bogotá and its biodiversity. Divided into two segments separated by the Autopista Norte (North Highway) and extending between the Suba and Usaquén districts, it stands out as a protected area that preserves flora and fauna essential to the capital's urban ecosystem.

With a rich array of native tree and shrub species, planted in collaboration with the Botanical Garden and the Bogotá Water and Sewerage Company, the Torca-Guaymaral wetland is home to birds and other species that find a resilient and constantly adapting environment here. During your visit, you'll enjoy plants such as alder, bamboo, and cattail, which beautify the landscape and create an ideal habitat for observing local wildlife.

In addition to its beauty and biodiversity, Torca-Guaymaral plays a fundamental role in water regulation and purification for Bogotá. It invites you to connect with nature and get to know urban ecosystems up close without going far from the city.

📍 Instrucciones de llegada

The Torca-Guaymaral District Ecological Wetland Park has two main entrances. To reach the Torca sector by car, take the Autopista Norte (North Highway) northbound and follow the signs to the Jardines de Paz Cemetery, where you will find the entrance to the wetland. Parking is available in the area.

To access the Guaymaral sector, head towards the BIMA Shopping Center, also located on the Autopista Norte. You can park at the shopping center and walk to the wetland from there, which is just a few minutes away.

By TransMilenio (bus rapid transit system), take the route to the Portal del Norte station. From the station, you can take a feeder bus that will drop you off near the Jardines de Paz Cemetery to access the Torca sector, or at the stop closest to BIMA to reach the Guaymaral sector.

You can also take SITP (Integrated Public Transport System) routes that run along the Autopista Norte and near the BIMA Shopping Center for more direct access to the wetland.