Day trip to las lajas sanctuary is a unique excursion that will take you to discover one of the most impressive sanctuaries in Colombia. Located in the Guáitara River Canyon, this place of worship stands out for its majestic architecture and its setting amidst breathtaking natural beauty. During the tour, you will learn about its religious history and cultural significance while enjoying the surrounding landscapes. You will also have the opportunity to walk along the trails near the sanctuary and enjoy panoramic views, making this site a destination of peace and spirituality. An ideal tour for those seeking a profound connection with history and nature.
Private Transportation: private round-trip transfers from your accommodation in Pasto, offering a comfortable and safe service so you can fully enjoy every experience.
Entry to Las Lajas Sanctuary: access to this iconic place of devotion and architecture.
Traditional Regional Lunch: savor the traditional flavors of southern Colombia.
Duration: approximately 8 hours.
Recommendations: Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear for walking on steep paths.
Use sunscreen and bring a camera to capture the beautiful landscapes.
It is advisable to bring a light jacket due to the cool temperatures in the region.
Accessibility: suitable for all ages, though the walk along inclined paths should be considered.
The tour takes you to one of the most impressive places in Colombia, known for its church suspended over a canyon, surrounded by uniquely beautiful natural landscapes.
Yes, the natural surroundings of the sanctuary offer hiking trails to explore the area on foot.
Yes, there are several restaurants nearby that serve typical regional food.
Yes, Las Lajas Sanctuary is a perfect spot for capturing photographs of its architecture and natural environment.
Las Lajas Sanctuary is a neo-Gothic architectural masterpiece built over a natural stone bridge, located 100 meters above the Guáitara River.
The sanctuary is considered one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Colombia, attracting visitors for its sacred aura and historical significance.
It is said that a young Indigenous girl named María Mueces witnessed an apparition of the Virgin Mary on the rock walls, which led to the sanctuary’s construction.