Led by one of the most experienced hosts and the first in the destination, you will take one of the best tours that can be done in Latin America; in the company of native and indigenous peasant guides, who will tell you life stories rather than a guided tour. Arriving at the Lost City is like entering into the native Colombian heritage. An excursion that you must do at least once in your life! Remember that the archaeological park of the Lost City is usually closed in the month of September of each year.
Must-sees on this trip:
- Buritaca River: The river banks are dotted with lush vegetation, including tropical trees, palm trees and giant ferns.
- Mutanyi Indigenous People: Particularly in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta region, there are several indigenous peoples, such as the Kogui, Arhuaco, Wiwa and Kankuamo, among others. These peoples have their own cultures, languages, traditions and ways of life that have been preserved over the centuries.
- Climb to Teyuna: A series of stone terraces and archaeological structures dating back over a thousand years. Exploring the ruins of Teyuna is a unique experience, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the region’s ancient history and marvel at the ingenuity of the Tayrona civilization.
