espanolCada lugar geografico constituye la base de un paisaje, y cada sociedad percibe, valora y construye de manera diferente su propio paisaje. El trapecio amazonico colombiano ofrece una oportunidad unica para estudiar la materializacion biofisica y social de relaciones y procesos multidimensionales en la configuracion de paisajes sagrados. Con tal proposito se adelanto esta investigacion, centrada en el valor cultural asignado por las comunidades indigenas Tikuna y Uitoto a Los Salados, considerados Sitos Naturales Sagrados (SNS) para ambas comunidades. En el proceso, se visito una muestra de salados en dos resguardos. El analisis explica la percepcion y manejo de estos SNS, enfatizando la necesidad urgente de reconocer y visibilizar la importancia del manejo cultural indigena en la conservacion de sus paisajes sagrados EnglishEach geographical location constitutes the basis of a landscape, and each society perceives values and constructs its own landscape in a different way. The Colombian Amazonian trapeze offers a unique opportunity to study the biophysical and social materialization of complex multidimensional relationships and processes in the configuration of sacred landscapes. With this purpose, this research was carried out, focused on the cultural value assigned by the Tikuna and Uitoto indigenous communities to Salados (sacred natural place for both communities). In the process, fieldwork was advanced to recognize the Salados in two resguardos, with the support and interaction with representatives of both communities. The analysis explains the perception and management of these spaces. The article concludes in the urgent need to recognize and make visible the importance of indigenous cultural management of sacred landscapes