Bichacue Yath: the reserve guarded by elves and fairies in Valle del Cauca

BICHACUE YATH It is a natural space that over the years has been consolidated in the imaginary of its visitors, as well as in the surrounding community as a project that aims to carry out social actions, environmental education and recreation, around each group , Family or individual.

Bichacue Yath, which in paez dialect means “sanctuary of birds” aims day by day to consolidate and solidify as a thematic scenario, which has been designed from scratch and through elements such as:

• The creation of fantastic characters in clay (Fairies, elves, gnomes, etc.)
• The sighting and recording of about sixty species of birds.
• The implementation of bio-technology as a resource for the apprehension and exchange of knowledge.
• Environmental education through narrative and oral tradition.
• Guided tours through water, moss and moist forests.

Best Traveling Tips

• Ecological Tour (trails-guidance).
• Environmental and Research Workshops.
• Ceramic Workshop (classes and sale of ceramics).
• Bird Watching
• Guided tours through water, moss and wet forests Important data
• Hour of attention from 10:00 a.m.
• Groups are served, packets of routes are made.
• Prices are subject to change without notice to visitors (depending on the market).

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