Tour to the Sugamuxi Province

Itinerary Tour to the Sugamuxi Province

Explore an incredible Tour to the Sugamuxi Province, a historic province, a land full of charm and tradition in the heart of Boyacá. This tour will take you through the picturesque towns of Monguí, with its iconic Calicanto Bridge; Tibasosa, home to the delicious feijoa; Tópaga, known for its charcoal crafts; and Sogamoso, the City of the Sun and a key point in Muisca history. This tour is ideal for those looking to combine culture, landscapes, crafts, and gastronomy in a single day.

Inclusions
  • Private Transport: Private round-trip transfers from your accommodation and/or pick-up point.
  • Guided Tour: Explore the main attractions with a bilingual guided tour, where an expert will provide detailed information about each location.
  • Entrance Fees: Access to iconic sites in the city.
  • Cultural Stops: Visit local markets and historical sites.
  • Traditional Lunch: Enjoy Paisa cuisine at a local restaurant.
  • Visit to Monguí: Explore its colonial architecture on a guided walk.
  • Stop in Tópaga: Admire the Chapel of the Virgin of the O and discover local crafts.
  • Tibasosa Tasting: Try delicious products made with feijoa.
  • Typical Boyacá Lunch in Sogamoso: Accompanied by a visit to the Archaeological Museum and the Temple of the Sun, where you will learn about Muisca history.
What You Should Know
  • Tour Duration: The tour lasts 12 hours.
  • Recommendations: Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring a light jacket, and carry cash for craft purchases and additional tastings.
  • Accessibility: Suitable for all ages; some short walks on uneven terrain.
  • Climate: Temperate during the day, with a chance of light rain; it’s recommended to bring an umbrella or raincoat.
  • Health and Safety: At Transfers & Tours Colombia, we follow all safety protocols, including biosecurity measures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Monguí is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture and is one of the Heritage Towns of Colombia. It is also famous for its ball factories and its beautiful stone bridge, the Calicanto Bridge.

Tibasosa is the capital of feijoa, a tropical fruit used to make desserts, liqueurs, and jams that can be tasted in the town.

The Temple of the Sun was a Muisca ceremonial center dedicated to the worship of the sun, considered the origin of life by this ancient culture. Today, it is an archaeological and cultural site of interest.

No, the tour is suitable for all audiences, although it is recommended to be comfortable for walking at key points, such as the historic center of Monguí.

Tibasosa was one of the first towns in Boyacá to adopt the tradition of feijoa as the basis of its economy and tourism, making it an icon of the municipality.

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