SHOTLIST: SANTA SOFIA, COLOMBIA (SEPT. 14, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. PERSON WALKING ON AN ELEVATED BRIDGE THAT HAS TUBES AS STEPS 2. SEVERAL PEOPLE WALKING ON AN ELEVATED BRIDGE THAT HAS TUBES AS STEPS 3. TWO WOMEN ARE WALKING THROUGH A CAVE 4. A MAN POSES ON ROCKS, WHILE OTHER PEOPLE WALK THROUGH THE CAVE 5. YOUNG WOMAN WALKING ON A TIBETAN BRIDGE / TWO WOMEN WALKING ON AN ELEVATED BRIDGE THAT HAS TUBES AS STEPS 6. SEVERAL PEOPLE CROSSING THE TIBETAN BRIDGE. 7. THE MOUNTAINS AND THE CAVE THAT IS LOCATED IN EL HAYAL ECOPARK 8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) PAOLA BUSTOS, ADMINISTRATOR OF EL HAYAL ECOPARK, SAYING "The main tour of El Hayal includes a first part that is more about the mountain and what constitutes the essence of El Hayal. First is the Muisca cave that was a settlement many years ago, and then we do a rescue of the culture and of what has been the impact of that culture for us here in Santa Sofía de Boyacá. We continue the tour to reach the waterfall that was sacred to the Muiscas. Here we also make a recognition about nature, about the impact it has and that it had for the Muiscas and that it had for the settlers who came a little later, until today when we are already taking care of this secondary forest. Finally we go behind the waterfall to see the Lion King stone, which has the same shape as the one in the movie, where we take a commemorative photograph with the entire valley background." 9. SEVERAL VISITORS TOURING THE CAVES OF THE ECOPARK. 10. PART OF THE MOUNTAINS AND THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAVE BEING SEEN 11. THE WALL OF THE CAVE 12. PEOPLE TOURING THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAVE 13. WIDE SHOT OF THE MOUNTAIN 14. A WATER DEPOSIT IN FRONT OF THE CAVE BEING SEEN 15. A FATHER AND HIS SON, TAKING A PHOTO IN A PLACE THEY HAVE CALLED "THE LION KING STONE" 16. THE LANDSCAPE OF THE ECOPARK BEING SEEN FROM INSIDE THE CAVE 17. THE MOUNTAINS AND THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAVE 18. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) BUSTOS SAYING: "In the middle of a lot of nature, very sheltered, a little more humid, with a little more shade that connects us to the Tibetan bridge. This Tibetan bridge is 162 meters long and is designed so that the experience each visitor has is what it feels like to walk above a forest that is breathing with the breeze and how that experience feels of seeing the treetops below and the stream. And finally, the Tibetan bridge connects us to the stairway to heaven which is currently the longest in Colombia, and we think it's probably the longest in the world. It's designed so that visitors have the experience of our eagles. So, when our eagles are flying free in the sky, they can enjoy the entire valley, the forest, the river, the stream, the waterfall, the caves from an impressive height, and we wanted to give that experience to people through the stairway to heaven." 19. TWO VISITORS TO THE ECOPARK BEING GUIDED BY ONE OF THE STAFF MEMBERS. 20. PERSON PASSING THROUGH THE TIBETAN BRIDGE. 21. PEOPLE CROSSING THE TIBETAN BRIDGE 22. YOUNG WOMAN WALKING ON A TIBETAN BRIDGE / TWO WOMEN WALKING ON AN 23.ELEVATED BRIDGE THAT HAS TUBES AS STEPS 24. PEOPLE CROSSING THE TIBETAN BRIDGE 25.THE TIBETAN BRIDGE, ON THE LEFT, AND THE ASCENDING BRIDGE, ON THE RIGHT 26. WOMAN FINISHING THE TOUR OF THE ASCENDING BRIDGE 27. MAN STARTING THE TOUR OF THE ASCENDING BRIDGE. 28. THE ASCENDING BRIDGE ROUTE AND THE VIEWPOINT IN THE ECOPARK BEING SEEN 29. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) ESTEFANIA RODRIGUEZ, ONE OF THE STAFF MEMBERS, SAYING: "The Muiscas were the indigenous people, the tribe that lived here. They were a Cundiboyacense tribe that was here as such throughout this entire area. Bachué populated all of what was Boyacá and Cundinamarca, so that's why it's said that this was a Cundiboyacense tribe." 30. PART OF THE VALLEY, THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAVE AND THE ASCENDING SUSPENSION BRIDG BEING SEEN. 31. TWO VISITORS TO THE ECOPARK BEING SEEN FROM INSIDE THE CAVE 32. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) ESTEFANIA RODRIGUEZ, ONE OF THE STAFF MEMBERS, SAYING "Previously the muiscas made long walks. To make these long walks, they would take the strongest ones inside the cave to do a form of training, to train them and thus be able to make the long walks at night." 33. MAN POSING FOR A PHOTO FROM THE CAVE 34. WATER DEPOSIT IN FRONT OF THE CAVE 35. CAVE PAINTING THAT IS IN ONE OF THE CAVES OF THE ECOPARK (TWO SHOTS) 36. THE WALLS OF ONE OF THE CAVES OF THE ECOPARK. 37. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) BUSTOS SAYING: "Safety is the number one criterion in the development of our parks because we have the responsibility of height elements and, of course, it's what requires us to do so. So, on one hand there's the preparation of the staff and the training they have from the technical part and from the complementary skills. And on the other hand there's the development. In development we have continuous lifelines and pelvic harnesses that make the entire experience completely safe. That is to say, there is no possibility that a client, a visitor, could suffer a fall into the void, but will always be secured 100% through the system." 38. ONE OF THE HARNESSES USED BY PARK VISITORS IS BEING PUT ON. 39. PARK VISITORS RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS ON SAFETY MANAGEMENT. 40. CHILD TESTING THE HARNESS THAT WAS PUT ON HIM. 41. ONE OF THE VISITORS USING THE CARABINER AND LIFELINE USED IN THE ECOPARK. 42. TWO MEN CROSSING THE TIBETAN BRIDGE 43. PERSON WALKING ON THE TIBETAN BRIDGE 44. SEVERAL PEOPLE CROSSING THE ELEVATED BRIDGE 45. PERSON WALKING ON AN ELEVATED BRIDGE THAT HAS TUBES AS STEPS 46. SEVERAL PEOPLE FINISHING THE TOUR OF THE ASCENDING ELEVATED BRIDGESANTA SOFIA, COLOMBIA - SEPT. 14, 2025: El Hayal Ecopark is a tourist destination where visitors can experience a state of contemplation, exploring trails and cave formations that were most likely frequented by the Muisca communities that inhabited this region. The experience is enriched by crossing two elevated bridges: the first is a Tibetan bridge 162 meters long, and the second is a tubular bridge with a 234-meter ascending route. Both structures are suspended above the treetops, providing panoramic views of the region that allow visitors to appreciate the Boyacá landscape. The promoters and administrators pay special attention to comprehensive security measures, which are evident both in the use of safety equipment and in the training of the work team that operates in the different areas of the park.