The Wiwa People are an indigenous group residing in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta region of Colombia. They are part of the larger Arhuaco community and are known for their rich cultural heritage, which includes traditional practices, clothing, and spiritual beliefs. The Wiwa maintain a close relationship with their natural environment, which they consider sacred. The Wiwa People primarily engage in agriculture, growing crops such as coffee, maize, and cacao. They also practice traditional crafts, including weaving and pottery. Their social structure is organized around family units, and they emphasize the importance of community and ancestral knowledge in their daily lives.