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.
You may not have heard of the small town of Sutamarchán in Colombia, but it makes for a delicious stop if visiting the department of 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.
The historic La Candelaria Monastery (Monasterio de La Candelaria) is situated a short drive from Ráquira in the department of Boyacá, Colombia.
Marsella is a town in the Coffee Region of Colombia.
