Landforms of South America

Magdalena River and Basin: Colombia's Lifeline

Flowing gracefully through the heart of Colombia, the Magdalena River stands as the country's principal waterway, weaving its way from the towering peaks of the Andes to the sun-kissed shores of the Caribbean Sea. Carving a path through diverse landscapes and ecosystems, this mighty river and its expansive basin serve as the lifeblood of Colombia, nurturing vibrant communities, sustaining vital ecosystems, and shaping the nation's cultural and economic landscape.

Majesty of the Mantiqueira: Exploring Brazil's Enchanting Mountain Range

Nestled in the southeastern part of Brazil lies the majestic Serra da Mantiqueira, a breathtaking mountain range that forms part of the expansive Serra do Mar mountain range system, also known as the "Brazilian Cordillera." Spanning three Brazilian states—São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Minas Gerais—the Serra da Mantiqueira is a geographical marvel, rich in biodiversity, cultural significance, and natural beauty.