Boyacá Tour Package 5 Days 4 Nights | Mitiquete

Transfer from your hotel to the meeting point, for hotels located in the north or Corferias area (this transfer is made early morning, the guide will contact you). Arrival at the meeting point where we will board the bus to Boyacá. Arrival at the Boyacá Bridge, then we will visit Tunja, the capital of Boyacá, arrival at the hotel in Boyacá, room assignment and rest in the morning. Departure around midday, we will head to the Paipa Hot Springs and Pantano de Vargas. In the late afternoon/evening, we will view Lake Sochagota and explore Paipa. This itinerary is valid for stays in Tibasosa. When staying in Paipa, we will replace the hot springs visit with Pueblito Boyacense today, and visit the hot springs the following day.

Breakfast and we will head towards Tópaga, known for its coal crafts. Then we will visit the charming town of Monguí where we will discover the world of leather. Visit Nobsa, famous for its 'ruanas', blankets, sweaters, and other accessories made from virgin wool. In the afternoon, we will visit one of the main attractions.

Breakfast and departure to Tibasosa, a town famous for its patriarchal heritage and its typical regional fruit, the renowned Feijoa. Afterward, we will visit Aquitania and Tota Lagoon, where we will explore its museum. Enjoy a panoramic tour of Sogamoso. In the late afternoon/evening, return to the hotel and rest.

Very early breakfast to depart and visit Colombia's most beautiful town, Villa de Leyva. Arrival around 9:00 AM. Explore its main square and wander through its streets. In Sutamarchán, experience authentic local gastronomy. In the afternoon, we will visit the artisanal capital of Colombia, Ráquira, famous for its clay crafts and magical colors. As night falls, we will arrive in Chiquinquirá, the religious capital and home of our patron saint, the Virgin of Chiquinquirá. Arrival at the hotel in Chiquinquirá, room check-in, and rest.

Breakfast and return to Medellín. Before that, we will visit Colombia's first wonder, the Salt Cathedral in Zipaquirá.