Get to know one of the most important sacred sites in pre-Hispanic history, where the legend of El Dorado originated from Muiscan rituals with gold offerings to the gods, visit the town of Guatavita, and the Tominé Reservoir.
A visit to the Guatavita Lagoon allows us to understand the Muisca worldview and the real origin of the legend of El Dorado. During the guided ascent through the Natural Park, the meaning of the ancient rituals performed in this sacred site is explained, surrounded by a natural environment that retains its symbolic and historical value a few kilometers from the city.
The tour includes transportation to and from your hotel or place of accommodation, guide accompaniment throughout the day, admission to the natural park and a typical lunch of the region. The route is complemented by a panoramic visit to Guatavita La Nueva, a planned town that stands out for its white architecture, wooden balconies, cobblestone streets and a central plaza that reflects the Andean identity of the Cundiboyacense highlands.
This tour is aimed at travelers interested in history, ancient culture and natural landscapes, with good physical condition to climb the lagoon. For those who prefer a quieter pace, there is the option of enjoying only the panoramic tour of the town of Guatavita, allowing for a more relaxed visit focused on its urban and cultural environment.
Non-refundable
A visit to the Guatavita Lagoon allows us to understand the Muisca worldview and the real origin of the legend of El Dorado. During the guided ascent through the Natural Park, the meaning of the ancient rituals performed in this sacred site is explained, surrounded by a natural environment that retains its symbolic and historical value a few kilometers from the city.
The tour includes transportation to and from your hotel or place of accommodation, guide accompaniment throughout the day, admission to the natural park and a typical lunch of the region. The route is complemented by a panoramic visit to Guatavita La Nueva, a planned town that stands out for its white architecture, wooden balconies, cobblestone streets and a central plaza that reflects the Andean identity of the Cundiboyacense highlands.
This tour is aimed at travelers interested in history, ancient culture and natural landscapes, with good physical condition to climb the lagoon. For those who prefer a quieter pace, there is the option of enjoying only the panoramic tour of the town of Guatavita, allowing for a more relaxed visit focused on its urban and cultural environment.
Non-refundable
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