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Colombia

Duitama / Where the air is pure happiness

Best month

July

Experience the Festival Folclórico y Reinado Nacional del Carbón, an iconic celebration with music, dance, and cultural events. (7-12 words)

january

Experience the colorful Duitama Carnival! (max. 20 words)

february

Enjoy the warm, sunny days and visit the Laguna de Tota. (max. 20 words)

march

Witness the beauty of the cherry blossom trees blooming in the Parque Nacional Natural Iguaque. (max. 20 words)

april

Explore the city's history and culture during the Semana Santa celebrations. (max. 20 words)

may

Hike the Andean mountains and admire the waterfalls at Cascada La Periquera. (max. 20 words)

june

Enjoy the warm, sunny weather and try local delicacies like arepas. (max. 20 words)

july

Attend the iconic Festival Folclórico y Reinado Nacional del Carbón. (max. 20 words)

august

Take part in the Cochinillo Festival and savor delicious roasted pig. (max. 20 words)

september

Experience the colorful and lively Feria de las Flores y el Café. (max. 20 words)

october

Visit the Parque Nacional Natural El Cocuy for breathtaking views of the high Andes. (max. 20 words)

november

Explore the quaint colonial town of Villa de Leyva during the Fiestas de la Inmaculada Concepcion. (max. 20 words)

december

Celebrate the Navidad Nariñense with music, dancing, and traditional holiday foods. (max. 20 words)

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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The economy and shopping in Duitama are moderate, with a range of options available for different budgets.

Check out the local markets for affordable souvenirs and crafts. Bargaining is common, so don't be afraid to negotiate prices.

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

transit stop

Usual visit duration

1-2 days

transit stop

Duitama is a small city and often serves as a transit stop for travelers between Bogota and Villa de Leyva.

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internet situation

bad Speed

limited infrastructure

meh Availability

unevenly distributed

good Cellular

extensive network

Electric socket type A

Common in North and Central America, and Japan. Mind voltage difference, especially for Japan (100V).

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biking possible

Some bike lanes

walkable -ish

Moderate infrastructure, some parks

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative region

The cats of Duitama will enjoy the cool climate and picture-purrfect views of the Andes mountains.

They'll paws-itively love exploring the charming colonial architecture and friendly locals.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Ecce Homo Monastery
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Musui Museum
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Pantano de Vargas Monument
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Tibasosa Village
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Duitama's Main Square

The mainstream

🏞️
Ecce Homo Monastery

A stunning and peaceful monastery on top of a hill with gorgeous views of the city and surrounding landscape. A place to purr and reflect. 🙏

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🎨
Musui Museum

A small but interesting museum about the indigenous Musui culture. Learn about their history, traditions, and beliefs. A claw-some cultural experience. 🐾

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Pantano de Vargas Monument

A memorial to the famous battle where Simón Bolívar's forces triumphed over the Spanish. A purrfect place for cat-riots and independence meowments. 🐾

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🌈
Tibasosa Village

A charming and picturesque village with colorful houses and a peaceful atmosphere. Meowgnificent views for an Insta-worthy picture. 📸

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🏰
Duitama's Main Square

A beautiful and historical plaza surrounded by colonial architecture. The perfect spot for a catnapping afternoon with a nice cup of coffee. 😻

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Off the beaten path

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Iglesia San Lorenzo
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Casa del Contratista
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Mirador de Santa Bárbara
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Parque La Flora
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Calle de las Flores

Off the beaten path

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Iglesia San Lorenzo

A charming church with a unique facade and a peaceful interior. A great spot for cats who want to reflect and meditate.

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Casa del Contratista

A beautiful colonial style house with a secret garden and a cozy cafe. Perfect for cats who want to relax and enjoy a warm drink.

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Mirador de Santa Bárbara

A hidden viewpoint with stunning views of the mountains and the city. A must-visit for adventurous cats!

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Parque La Flora

A paw-some park surrounded by lush trees and has a great view of the city. Great for cats who love a good picnic!

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Calle de las Flores

A colorful street filled with flowers and art. A pawfect spot for cats who love to take aesthetic pictures.

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biking possible

Some bike lanes

walkable -ish

Moderate infrastructure, some parks

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative region

Mindful meoweler tips

Experience the Chicha festival

Duitama is famous for its Chicha (fermented corn drink) festival. Attend the celebration to experience traditional music, dance, and food.

Visit the Pueblito Boyacense

This mini-village within the city displays replicas of traditional Boyacá architecture and handicrafts. Buy souvenirs and learn about local traditions.

Try the local cuisine

Sample traditional dishes like Boyacense tamale, ajiaco soup, and fritanga. Look for street vendors for the most authentic experience.

Useful external sites

www.duitama-boyaca.gov.co/turismo

Duitama tourism official website↗

Official tourism website maintained by the government of Duitama providing information about various tourist places, events, hotels and other accommodations in Duitama.

www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g1069032-Duitama_Boyaca_Department-Vacations.html

Tripadvisor: Duitama↗

A travel website company providing reviews of travel-related content and also includes interactive travel forums.

www.lonelyplanet.com/colombia/boyaca/duitama

Lonely Planet: Duitama↗

Travel guide publisher providing information about tourist attractions, accommodations, and restaurants in Duitama.

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