Achagua people

The Achagua people are a group of people who live in South America, particularly in the countries of Colombia and Venezuela.

Back in the olden days, they used to live in small groups and move around a lot to find food and resources. They were very good at hunting and fishing and knew how to use the plants in the jungle to make medicine and things to eat. They also had some really cool traditions and ceremonies that they would do.

Today, many Achagua people live in towns and cities, but some still live in more traditional ways. They also have their own language which is called Achagua, but many of them also speak Spanish which is the main language in the area. Overall, the Achagua people have a long and interesting history and are an important part of the cultural heritage of South America.