Cocoa Valley in Los Nevada's National Characteristic Stop, Colombia 

The 225-square miles of Los Nevada's National Common Stop sit inside the green heart of the Colombian Andes, ensuring one of South America's exceptional biological systems. This can be the tall nation, where snow-dusted volcanic crests rise to the sky. It's moreover domestic to something else that touches the sky – here the world's tallest palm trees extend upwards of 60 meters tall. These Quindío wax palms are particularly ample within the park's Cocoa Valley, seen in our image. Because these trees are generally uncommon, the national park's securities are basic for their survival. Los Nevada's moreover preserves valuable wetlands that bolster a assortment of natural life. And the park's river-feeding icy masses supply water to millions of individuals as well as to a few of the wealthiest coffee-growing districts of Colombia.