Cities in Arauca

A river port town on the Arauca River, known for its cacao production and as a gateway to the natural beauty of the region.

Deep in the llanos, this remote town offers an authentic cowboy experience with vast wetlands rich in wildlife and traditional cattle ranching culture.

Located in the piedmont region, Fortul is an agricultural hub with a strong community spirit, surrounded by fertile lands and rivers.

A peaceful town on the banks of the Casanare River, known for its eco-tourism potential and traditional llanero hospitality.

The commercial center of the Piedemonte Araucano, a bustling town at the foot of the Andes with a vibrant economy and rich biodiversity.

Known as the "Cradle of Liberty" where Bolívar and Santander met. It lies at the transition between the Andes and the Llanos, offering stunning landscapes of both mountains and plains.

The capital of the department, situated on the banks of the Arauca River. It is the heart of the "llano" culture, known for its harp music, joropo dance, and spectacular sunsets over the savanna.