The document describes a family's visit to the San Agustín Archaeological Park in Colombia. Some of the sculptures they saw included double figures representing warriors or guardians, an eagle clutching a snake, and a large effigy called "El Partero". The park also features a complex labyrinth carved into stone depicting snakes, lizards and other animals. The narrator recommends visiting in October for the annual Fiestas de San Agustín cultural festival celebrating the town's indigenous roots.
The document describes a family's visit to the San Agustín Archaeological Park in Colombia. Some of the sculptures they saw included double figures representing warriors or guardians, an eagle clutching a snake, and a large effigy called "El Partero". The park also features a complex labyrinth carved into stone depicting snakes, lizards and other animals. The narrator recommends visiting in October for the annual Fiestas de San Agustín cultural festival celebrating the town's indigenous roots.
The document describes a family's visit to the San Agustín Archaeological Park in Colombia. Some of the sculptures they saw included double figures representing warriors or guardians, an eagle clutching a snake, and a large effigy called "El Partero". The park also features a complex labyrinth carved into stone depicting snakes, lizards and other animals. The narrator recommends visiting in October for the annual Fiestas de San Agustín cultural festival celebrating the town's indigenous roots.
The document describes a family's visit to the San Agustín Archaeological Park in Colombia. Some of the sculptures they saw included double figures representing warriors or guardians, an eagle clutching a snake, and a large effigy called "El Partero". The park also features a complex labyrinth carved into stone depicting snakes, lizards and other animals. The narrator recommends visiting in October for the annual Fiestas de San Agustín cultural festival celebrating the town's indigenous roots.
Hello my name is Diego Alejandro Cosma I am going to narrate
you an expectacular adventure, one day we were with my family calm at the house and my mom said: “Do you want to see a historical place were indigenous come let’s go to San Agustín Archaeological Park is a place were you can see sculptures of something that pass on the past. I was so happy to go touring the San Agustín Archaeological Park and visiting the site where the Magdalena River does not exceed 3 meters in width that was some information we learned in socials. When we arrived, we said to our mom let’s go to visit all Huila, but my mom said no we only came to see the sculptures. When we were going to San Agustín Archaeological Park my mom said that the most representative figures of the park were the "double me “that is was my favorite sculpture. Its representation of a warrior or guardian carved in stone in then naturist style. The double me represents a trilogy, composed by the frontal, with feline mouth, which is protected by a double zoomorphic "that covers the head, at the time" that is described in the back and that unfolds in another figure with scales " When we arrived to th park we saw all many things all was nature, we wanted to go running ton San Agustín sculptures we thought all was symbolic power is integrated into the masculine and feminine, being a symbol of a magical power of a shaman and yes it was true. The "eagle with a snake in its claws" was an sculpture we saw there another thing we saw was an important symbol of creation, related to the political hierarchy and symbol of power ."El Partero (also called El Obispo)" It was an enormous effigy of four meters in height and several tons of weight that receives a child we also saw an sculpture that represents life ."La Fuente de Lavapatas" that consists of a complex labyrinth of channels and pools carved in the stone bed of the ravine where in high relief the representations of snakes, lizards, salamanders, iguanas, chameleons, frogs and turtles mixed with faces and forms are combined human. Something we enjoy the meals such as the fishes (Bagre Pintado, mojarra), Asado Huilense, Arepa, Cuy Asado and many more food you eat mean while we were in San Agustín. Also enjoy Fiestas de San Agustín as a National Encounter of Culture. I recommend this place because when you visit San Agustín, you can find so much activities for all tastes, which will make your trip an unforgettable experience. Obviously, we go in October because every year in the inhabitants of San Agustín take to the streets to celebrate their roots with elements indigenous to their culture. It was so good that trip and we came happy to Bogota.