The Cumbal Paramo is a vast and high-altitude páramo region known for its unique landscape and biodiversity. This high Andean ecosystem is covered with frailejones, emblematic plants of the region that form dense vegetation forests. The area features wide green spaces, moist soil, and geological formations that include small lakes and ponds. The páramo offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and serves as a refuge for various species of flora and fauna adapted to the extreme conditions of the high plateau. Its natural environment is crucial for local water and climate regulation and provides an ideal space for research and ecotourism, promoting conservation and respect for this fragile ecosystem.