• Puente de Boyacá - Nestled in a quaint valley by the Teatinos River, this site is home to several historically significant landmarks that bear witness to the iconic “Battle of Boyacá,” a pivotal event that secured the nation’s independence.
• Villa de Leyva - Villa de Leyva is a charming Colombian city located northeast of Bogotá. It is renowned for its whitewashed colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and the expansive Plaza Mayor. The square features the 17th-century Church of Our Lady of the Rosary and the House of the First Congress of the United Provinces, where new laws were crafted following the 1812 independence.
• Museo del Chocolate - Established on September 13, 2013, the chocolateria in Villa de Leyva celebrates International Chocolate Day on this date. However, every day is perfect for indulging in chocolate and spreading joy! Two years later, on September 13, 2015, a small museum was inaugurated, and by 2017, Chef Cacao was introduced, expanding the exhibition. In 2018, the Chocolate Museum Mansion Hotel - SPA, boutique, Chocolate Woman jewelry, and Choco Pan bakery and pastry shop were launched. The museum boasts organic cocoa plantations in Pauna - Boyacá, and in 2018, an experimental cocoa crop was initiated in Villa de Leyva. An online store was launched in 2019. In 2020, further exhibition expansion is planned, along with the creation of Chocolate Park.
• Vineyard Ain Karim - Situated at KM 5 on the Sutamarchán - Santa Sofía highway, the Ain Karim vineyard is a picturesque estate featuring an artificial lake and vine-covered horizons. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour explaining the grape cultivation process, fermentation, and wine production. The tour concludes with a wine tasting session, featuring wines from the Marqués de Villa de Leyva brand, guided by an expert to enhance the experience.
• Catedral de Sal de Zipaquira - The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá is recognized as the First Wonder of Colombia and is celebrated as one of the most outstanding architectural and artistic accomplishments in Colombian architecture. Visitors can embark on an engaging tour of Zipaquirá, exploring the Salt Cathedral and the main squares of this colonial town.

• Private transportation
• Tour of historic Boyacá, Villa de Leyva, and the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá
• Lunch included
• Entry fees covered
• Hydration with provided water

• Does not include additional food or alcoholic beverages.
• Gratuities

Explore the municipality of Boyaca, a place rich in history, where the enchanting town of Villa de Leyva awaits. Delight in its colonial architecture and the diverse rural landscapes. Discover the magical chocolate museum and savor a delightful cup of Colombian chocolate. Next, explore the vibrant and colorful town of Raquira and enjoy a traditional regional lunch or a vegetarian option.

Afterward, visit the salt cathedral of Zipaquira. Wander through the beautifully lit cavern and learn about the fascinating history of this underground construction.

• The hike is over grassy, unpaved or uneven terrain.
• We can pick up tourists at the hotel, hostel, airbnb or accommodation of your choice. Tell us the exact address and we will pick you up at the indicated time.
• This activity works in most weather conditions.
• You should wear comfortable walking shoes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.