CERRO AZUL

Cerro Azul de Guacari", also known as "Piedra de Guacari", is an emblematic rock formation guarding prehistoric paintings that have become the region's archaeological treasure trove. Nicknamed the "Lascaux of Amazonia" by the French, Cerro Azul boasts a heritage that is, to say the least, unique in the world: (re)discovered by the scientific community from the 1950s onwards, the oldest remains discovered on the site date back 12,000 years! This makes Cerro Azul one of the oldest artistic sites in Latin America.