Summary
Thirty years after their inscription as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the archaeological parks of San Agustín (Huila) and Tierradentro (Cauca) stand as a testament to Colombia's rich cultural heritage. This milestone underscores their unique significance, serving as exceptional witnesses to both living and vanished civilizations. The study reflects on the diverse perspectives of stakeholders—including local communities, tour operators, archaeologists, and government agencies—highlighting the multifaceted importance of this recognition. While the article does not present new discoveries, it emphasizes the enduring value of these sites in preserving and celebrating Colombia's archaeological legacy.
Citation
Jaramillo E., L. G. (2026). Treinta años de la inscripción como Patrimonio Mundial de los parques arqueológicos de San Agustín (Huila) y Tierradentro (Cauca). Arqueología Y Patrimonio, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.22380/26652773.3314