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Colombia

Tunja / Discover the land of golden sunsets

MeowScore 😸86/100
What is MeowScore?
🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😻
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😼
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😻

Best month

July

Festival Internacional de la Cultura is a highlight of the year, with music, dance, and art.

🎉
january

Visit the famous Festival de la Cultura in Tunja, celebrating local traditions and art. (max. 20 words)

📝
february

Explore the city's colonial architecture and enjoy the cooler weather. (max. 20 words)

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march

Hike to the top of Páramo de Ocetá for stunning views of the region. (max. 20 words)

✝️
april

Experience the Holy Week celebrations, filled with processions and religious traditions. (max. 20 words)

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may

Visit the nearby Iguaque National Park and marvel at its natural beauty. (max. 20 words)

🎒
june

Enjoy the warm temperatures and pleasant weather while exploring the city's attractions. (max. 20 words)

🎶
july

Participate in the annual Festival Internacional de la Cultura, featuring music, dance, and art. (max. 20 words)

🎊
august

Attend the Feria Ganadera, a popular fair dedicated to the region's livestock and agriculture. (max. 20 words)

🎉
september

Watch the city come alive with colorful parades during the annual Fiestas de San Mateo. (max. 20 words)

😎
october

Discover the region's history and culture at the Museo del Carmen, a must-visit museum in Tunja. (max. 20 words)

🍝
november

Explore the city's food scene during the Festival Gastronómico de Tunja, featuring delicious local cuisine. (max. 20 words)

🎄
december

Celebrate Christmas and New Year's Eve in Tunja, filled with festive decorations and fireworks. (max. 20 words)

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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Tunja has moderate prices for tourists, not super cheap but not extremely expensive either. It is possible to find good deals and bargains but also high-end stores.

Take advantage of the local markets for souvenirs, haggle for prices, and try street food to save money.

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Stopover destination

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

Stopover destination

Tunja is a small city, often visited as a stopover on the way to other destinations such as Villa de Leyva or Bogotá.

Tipping

5-10%

Standard Colombian tipping culture.

Tipping

5-10%

Standard Colombian tipping culture.

Some restaurants may prefer cash, splitting the bill is common among friends.

internet situation

good Speed

could be faster for larger downloads

great Availability

internet available in most areas

great Cellular

good coverage across the city

Electric socket type A

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

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biking hostile

Poor infrastructure

walkable -ish

Some greenery and sidewalks

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative culture

Catnip-scented colonial town with claw-some churches and sunny plazas to laze around.

Furry-tales of legendary kings and grand cathedrals that will make your whiskers curl in amazement.

Things to do

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Off the beaten path

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Monumento a Don Santiago de Silva
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Tabla Histórica de Teatro San Francisco
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Casa del Fundador Gonzalo Suárez Rendón
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Cerro de la Cruz
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Catedral de Tunja

Off the beaten path

🐾
Monumento a Don Santiago de Silva

An ornate statue that pays tribute to a beloved regional hero. A great place for cats who enjoy learning about local legends and folklore.

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🎭
Tabla Histórica de Teatro San Francisco

An ancient theater that has hosted many cultural events over the years. An ideal spot for cats who love the performing arts and appreciate the history of this type of venue.

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Casa del Fundador Gonzalo Suárez Rendón

A historic house dating back to the 16th century, where the founder of the city lived. A must-visit for cats who appreciate history and old buildings.

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🌅
Cerro de la Cruz

A hill with a large cross at the top, offering a breathtaking view of Tunja. Perfect for cats who love a good hike with amazing rewards.

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🏰
Catedral de Tunja

A stunning cathedral with an impressive bell tower that can be seen from miles away. Great for cats who love architectural wonders.

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biking hostile

Poor infrastructure

walkable -ish

Some greenery and sidewalks

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative culture

Mindful meoweler tips

Discover the history of Tunja

Tunja is known for its historic architecture and is home to many museums and art galleries. Visit the Casa del Fundador, a colonial mansion converted into a museum that showcases the city's history.

Enjoy typical Andean cuisine

Tunja is famous for its regional cuisine, with dishes such as ajiaco (potato soup), mazamorra (corn dessert), and changua (milk and egg soup). Don't miss out on trying these delicious dishes at a local restaurant or market.

Take in the natural beauty

Surrounded by the Andes mountains, Tunja offers many opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and even paragliding. Take a day trip to the nearby Iguaque National Park to explore its diverse fauna and flora.

Useful external sites

colombia.travel

Colombia Travel↗

Official travel guide for Colombia

www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g670147-Tunja_Boyaca_Department-Vacations.html

TripAdvisor↗

Reviews and recommendations of hotels, restaurants, and attractions

www.lonelyplanet.com/colombia/tunja

Lonely Planet↗

Travel guide featuring information on attractions, accommodations, and restaurants

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