Last updated on October 24th, 2023 at 05:22 pm
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Activities and Attractions outside Bogota that you will find detailed in our Bogota Travel Guide
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- La Chorrera Waterfall: Colombia’s tallest waterfall near Bogotá with a scenic hike.
- Salt Cathedral Zipaquirá: An underground church in Zipaquirá’s salt mines; an architectural marvel.
- Guatavita Lagoon: Circular Andean lake, the fabled origin of the El Dorado legend.
- Andrés Carne de Res Chía: Famous restaurant and club in Chía known for its eclectic decor and vibrant atmosphere.
- Chingaza Natural Park: High-altitude park with a unique páramo ecosystem, home to diverse flora and fauna.
- Suesca: A rock-climbing haven with towering cliffs, also popular for its rural landscapes.
- Villeta: Known for its warm climate and natural pools, a popular weekend getaway.
- Villa de Leyva: A colonial town with well-preserved architecture and cobbled streets, known for its historical significance.
Other Activities and Attractions outside Bogota
- Nemocón Salt Mines: A lesser-known but equally impressive salt mine.
- Paipa: Famous for its hot springs.
- Girardot: A popular hot-weather escape with great pools and resorts.
- Tabio: Known for its hot springs and the Juaica Hill.
- Choachí: Offers scenic views and traditional Colombian vibes.
- Tenjo: A peaceful countryside town.
- Catedral de Sal de Nemocon: Another impressive salt cathedral.
- Tobia: Offers adventure sports like rafting and rappelling.
- Sáchica: Close to Villa de Leyva, it’s a quiet place to relax.
- Lake Tota: The largest lake in Colombia, with white sandy beaches.
- Fúquene Lagoon: A beautiful lake with wetland ecosystems.
- Raquira: A town famous for its colorful handicrafts.
- El Sisga Dam: A serene reservoir perfect for picnics.
- Guatavita Town: The new town with colonial-style buildings.
- Tocancipá: Home to the Jaime Duque Park.
- Sochagota Lake: Relaxing spot near Paipa with water activities.
- Ubate: Known for its dairy products and beautiful landscapes.
- Honda: A historic town on the banks of the Magdalena River.
- San Francisco: A great place for nature walks.
- Cajicá: A town known for its beautiful main square and church.
- Cucunubá: A picturesque town famous for its traditional wool products.
- Monguí: Beautiful colonial town with a famous basilica.
- Páramo de Ocetá: One of the most beautiful moorlands in Colombia.
- Guaduas: A colonial town with historic significance.
- La Mesa: Offers a warm climate and beautiful natural surroundings.
- Melgar: Known for its pools and resorts.
- Chiquinquirá: Home to the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary.
- Moniquirá: Known for its caves with prehistoric petroglyphs.
- Santuario de Fauna y Flora Iguaque: A park with a sacred lagoon.
- Gachancipá: Offers the Tominé Reservoir and scenic landscapes.
- Pacho: Known for its warm climate and surrounding nature.
- Puente de Boyacá: Historic bridge and independence monument.
- Jardín Botánico de Boyacá: Offers diverse plant species.
- Páramo de Sumapaz: The largest páramo ecosystem in the world.
- Neusa Reservoir: Perfect for camping and water activities.
- Páramo de Matarredonda: Close to Bogotá, great for hiking.
- Cerro de Quininí: An archaeological park with petroglyphs.
- Tena: Offers natural water pools
Also check: Top 99 Activities and Attractions in Bogota – Shortlist
