About this place
Piedra Pintada, in the village of El Morro, Tubará, is a petroglyph of the ancient Mokaná tribe known in the Arawak language as Kaamasjorú, 'the quiet corner of the god Hu.' It's a sacred site for this Indigenous community — a kind of bible carved in stone, open to anyone who wants to connect with these ancestral roots of the Atlántico. Tips: go with a local guide to understand the meaning of the inscriptions. Getting there: the village of El Morro, in the town of Tubará.
