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It is the largest group of religious monuments and megalithic sculptures in South America.
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It exhibits 1,800 pieces belonging to Amerindian cultures ﴾Ilama, Yotoco, Sonso and Malagana﴿ that inhabited the Valle del Cauca before the Spanish conquest.
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It is one of the first thematic parks in Colombia. You will find an Interactive Coffee Museum.
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During this event ensembles of countries like Jamaica and Haiti are represented. It also offers lectures on music, documentaries, samples dances and local cuisine.
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It is the highest volcano in Colombia located in Huila, Tolima and Cauca Departments.
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Tourists can walk through paths while learning about different species of monkeys living there.
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It is the second largest arid zone in Colombia after the Guajira Peninsula.
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The imposing wax palm trees can reach up to 546 ft of height and create a beautiful scenary for those who love contact with nature.
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A good place to see outdoor sculptures of artist Fernando Botero.
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A public place where you can walk along trails in bare feet.
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A beautiful ecotourist hotel where you can enjoy fish, hiking, canoe, or "caimaneada".
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The largest freshwater fish ever known living in Tarapoto Lake.
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There you will see beatiful and colorful ancient houses that keep intact the colonial architecture.
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A typical food for Amazon region consisting in a roast banana dish served with bits of pork.
