Nariño, from a tourism perspective, stands out for its natural, cultural, and historical richness. The region offers a variety of experiences ranging from exploring Andean landscapes to participating in cultural festivities. The main attractions include:La Cocha Lagoon: An important ecosystem with La Corota Island, a sanctuary for wildlife and flora.Sanctuary of Our Lady of Las Lajas: One of the architectural wonders of the world, attracting thousands of pilgrims and tourists.Galeras and Azufral Volcanoes: Attractions for mountain and adventure lovers, with hiking trails and spectacular viewpoints.Negros and Blancos Carnival: A celebration declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, featuring parades, floats, and artistic displays.Tumaco: Known as the “Pearl of the Pacific,” it offers paradisiacal beaches and a culinary richness based on seafood and coconut.Nariño is an ideal destination for cultural tourism and nature-based tourism.