Abstract
This paper is the partial result of research conducted on the rural cultural heritage of the municipality of Yopal, Casanare, Colombia, which is part of the project entitled New form of strategic habitability for local and regional development by the Research Center on Habitat, Development and Peace (CIHDEP, for its initials in Spanish) of the School of Habitat Sciences at La Salle University. During this initial research phase, an approach to the territory was made, as well as a basic identification of the cultural heritage and work with the community carrying its cultural heritage as an input for the characterization of cultural manifestations and property, a significant contribution to the development of both the overall project of the CIHDEP, and the community of Yopal, in favor of the recognition of their natural and cultural resources.