Location: Tibasosa
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Top 10 Things to do in Tibasosa, Colombia
Tibasosa (Spanish pronunciation: [tiβaˈsosa]) is a town and municipality in the Sugamuxi Province, part of the Colombian department of Boyacá. Tibasosa borders Duitama and Nobsa in the north, Nobsa and Sogamoso in the east, Firavitoba in the south and Paipa in the west.
Restaurants in Tibasosa
1. Parque Zoologico Guatika
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4.5 based on 152 reviews
Enjoy a great outdoor space with the best views. In our 45 fanegadas you will be able to see more than 500 animals, most of them rescued of the illegal traffic of fauna and received of circuses, you will be able to see wild and exotic animals besides to know the animals of the farm. A unique experience. We work and work closely with environmental corporations as well as environmental police. If after touring all our animal facilities you still have energy you can enjoy our amusement area for big and small. For the big ones we offer 5 adventure attractions like buggies, cavalcade, guatikable (tirolínea of 500m), guatisky (extreme pendulum) and climbing wall; for children (less than 1.20m) we have pony carousel, tricycle, miniguatikable, inflatable... After a long day of walking and playing at all we get the appetite, for this is the area of restuarant, with variety of delicious dishes à la carte in a rustic atmosphere. The hotel is also at your service. We are waiting for you!
Reviewed By Wilmar186 - Bogota, Colombia
Really, not kidding, I have visited many zoos around the world and this is my #1. Why? because of the life quality of the animals. The animals are recovered from Circuses or other zoos. And they have a lot of space. Please visit them. It is really beautiful.
2. Pueblito Boyacense
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4.5 based on 243 reviews
Reviewed By Catherine T
This wonderful place let you remind the whole sun way around Boyacá with a model of every place you can visit! People is friendly and sweet hotels to stay.
3. Pantano de Vargas Monumento a los 14 lanceros
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4.5 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By German R - Bogota, Colombia
The sculpture is impressive, also the the landscape is worthy to appreciate, however it is extremely touristic, and all the comercial activities behind deploys its historical value. It demands a protection, the general condition of the monument it is pretty bad.
4. Museo Arqueologico de Sogamoso
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Chris B
15minutes from Sogamoso plaza principal it's easily accessible walking. The staff were friendly and helpful. The exhibition was interesting although a little dated. The site includes a number of traditional Muisca houses (recreations) and the temple of sum, which is quite impressive. Cost to enter 7k COP per adult.
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By TravellerWorker_Peru - Lima, Peru
La Catedral de Duitama es una de las más lindas que conocí en este viaje a Colombia, es muy bonita, pero lo que más destaca son sus vitrales, que son hermosos. Por el diseño arquitectónico me recordó a la de mi ciudad natal, aunque en menores dimensiones.
6. Catedral San Martin de Tours
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By namchegompa - Bogota, Colombia
this was an interesting church because it's the first time i've seen a black jesus represented...or at least a very dark-skinned jesus. beautiful interior and fun to look around. to the right of the Cathedral is an extra space that is being used to house a holiday bazaar until at least 15 december-you can get christmas campy crafts or nice traditional panchos.
7. Tibasosa
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4.5 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By colombiatravelmarce - Bogota, Colombia
Tibasosa is well known for two reasons: because its ruled by women only and its lots of different kind of flowers at display in the main plaza, cute little town if its in your way.
8. Visit Sugamuxi
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5 based on 6 reviews
Visit Sugamuxi is a travel guide or guidance centre (online service, plus an office in Sogamoso) into the tropical highlands of Sugamuxi, in the Department of Boyaca (Colombia). As a business we are a commercial branch of a nonprofit environmental local NGO, and have a proper legal certificate and a Tourism National Registration (RNT # 29375, as a Tourism Representing Office). Sugamuxi is a region located on the Eastern side of Colombian Andes, it is so called the Land of the Sun and it is main home and Temple of the Muisca people's ancestors, it is also the region of Lake Tota the largest lake in the country (which belogns to a paramo watershed and ecosystem), and located right in the middle of the Tota-Bijagual-Mamapacha paramo complex with nearly 170.000 Ha of potential hiking and exploration areas -with local guides, only through certain paths, and always caring these extremely important and delicate areas-. It is also a region of 13 beautiful towns barely explored by tourism, with a magnificent cultural offer and a superb landscape to enjoy exploring it. We at Visit Sugamuxi promote sustainable tourism, which means we care about protecting/conserving nature, people and its culture, and economy topics to benefit locals, and encourage visitors to get into genuine cultural interchanges by also caring about the sites and patrimony they will visit. For a complete guidance about our region Sugamuxi, please navigate our website, and once you visit us we kindly ask you to leave us a review here, or contact us directly to know about your experience and take into account all your comments for improvement. Cheers for now, and enjoy Sugamuxi!
Reviewed By cfrench11 - Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Sogamoso has much to offer for tourists looking for an escape. The surrounding 13 towns that consist within the province of Sugamuxi is a region rich in historical value. According to early cosmogony, Sogamoso is the valley where the indigenous people of Colombia believed the Sun was born.
Visit Sugamuxi gave me direct exposure to raw cultural experiences and perspectives. It is a wonderful NGO run by passionate staff and volunteers who care deeply about Lake Tota and surrounding pueblitos. This organization is a must-visit to truly appreciate the Sugamuxi region. As my travels progressed, I recollected my time in Sogamoso where my journey began. It is the real Colombian experience.
9. Agama Yoga Colombia
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Tantra Yoga & Meditation Enter the paradise of the spiritual adventure For many people who discover us, Agama is the fulfillment of a long-waited dream, a revelation and a pleasant surprise. Here you will experience Yoga in its most traditional and awakening form. We teach a holistic system of the most esoteric and potent form of Yoga from India and Tibet. The courses we offer can be anywhere from one day (free of course!) To several months. The teachings are guided by certified Agama teachers from all over the world set in a beautiful farm/hostel in the heart of the spectacular region of Sugamuxi or Valley of the Sun, in the department of Boyaca - Colombia.
Reviewed By Alfredo L
Muy name is Alfredo, I am a 19 year old mexican travelling around South America and decided to stay at Finca San Pedro for a month to do these two courses.
At first I arrived at Finca San Pedro for complete different purposes and just entered a class out of simple curiosity and since the first day was free. I had never done yoga before and to be honest, I had a negative image of this practice. However, the feeling I got after my first class and the evening lecture convinced me that the best decision I could make was to wait for the next course to start and do it completely.
The classes were even better once you got to practice regularly and the information I received is invaluable. The approach to yoga in this school is extremely different to any other school I have ever heard of. The physical practice is always attached to exercises of the mind and always focused in a spiritual way. And even if I wasn't so into spirituality, I enjoyed every class of this amazing course.
Due to lack of time and other problems, the Tantra Workshop was made in the middle of the course and interrupted the rhythm of the Yoga Course, which was unfortunate. Apart from that, the Workshop was given in four days instead of five and therefore, the Workshop was too intense for me. Still, I found it really interesting and I feel glad I had the opportunity to do such a thing.
Outside the classes, I volunteered at the Finds doing some "Karma Yoga" at the garden, which was also a good experience. Besides, living at the Finca with the other students was a beautiful complement to the course.
I fully recommend both courses to those who are looking for something new, no matter what you think this might be.
10. Outdoor Travel
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5 based on 5 reviews
We are an operator of adventure tourism and cultural tourism , which develops all its activities in the department of Boyaca. We have certified guides for full development and satisfaction. All our plans include : Transport Refreshment Photographic record certified guides the activity must be booked in advance for hours of full development.
Reviewed By linamoro - Bogota, Colombia
Excelentes personas, muy conocedores de los lugares a los que van. Tuve la oportunidad de ir al páramo la Rusia a ver Las lagunas encantadas, fue una experiencia increible por la belleza de los paisajes y la agencia hizo un recorrido genial, en el que nos explican desde temas ambientales, hasta culturales que sucedían es ese lugar. Definitivamente hay que ir bien abrigado, llevar agua y cámara.
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