Orinoquia
Orinoquia is a vast tropical grassland region in South America, primarily located in eastern Colombia and southwestern Venezuela. It is part of the larger Llanos region, a fertile and biodiverse area that is a significant producer of cattle and oil. The Orinoquia is characterized by its extensive savannas, interspersed with gallery forests along its numerous rivers. The climate is tropical, with distinct wet and dry seasons that profoundly influence the landscape and its ecosystems.
The region is drained by the Orinoco River and its tributaries, which form a complex network of
Human settlement in the Orinoquia dates back centuries, with indigenous communities who have long adapted to