The pramo ecosystem in Colombia's Chingaza National Park

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By Teresa BergenOct 11, 2022, 5:30 pm222 pts
High up in the Andes is a beautiful and unusual shrubby grassland called the páramo. “In the páramo, you can let go of your negativity and invite in positivity,” said one of our tour guides as our group stood on a trail in Colombia’s Chingaza National Natural Park. “It’s a sacred spiritual place.”

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