The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is the highest coastal mountain range in the world. It rises to 5,700 meters in altitude, and no fewer than 36 rivers originate there. These mountains are renowned for their lush vegetation, abundant biodiversity, and the various indigenous cultures that have survived there.
It is an example of balance between people and nature. For the Kogi people, the world is a kind of vast ecosystem whose balance must be constantly maintained.