Cajamarca is a small town in the mountains of the department of Tolima, Colombia. It’s located about halfway between the cities of Ibagué and Armenia.
Zipaquirá is an attractive town in the Cundinamarca department of Colombia. The Salt Cathedral makes it a popular day trip from Bogotá.
The town of Nemocón is fairly small but beautiful. It’s worth wandering through town and visiting the Nemocón Salt Mine.
El Infiernito is just outside Villa de Leyva. It’s an archaeological site related to the indigenous Muisca people who once lived in Boyacá.
The small town of Tinjacá, located between Villa de Leyva and Ráquira, has a unique artisan craft that makes the town worthy of a detour.
Colorful Ráquira is the pottery capital of Colombia and an easy day trip from Villa de Leyva.
Marsella is a town in the Coffee Region of Colombia and part of the UNESCO World Heritage listed Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia.