Wander through Villa de Leyva’s colonial streets, visit the world’s largest clay house, explore ancient fossils, and admire the striking Blue Lakes. Then head to Ráquira, a colorful town bursting with handcrafted pottery and mountain views.
Perfectly preserved colonial streets, whitewashed walls, cobblestone avenues and historic plazas.
Continue to the striking Blue Lakes, renowned for their vibrant hues and serene mountain surroundings, offering a tranquil contrast to the bustling town. The tour then leads to Ráquira, a colorful artisan village famous for its handcrafted pottery, vibrant markets, and breathtaking mountain views. Here, local artisans demonstrate traditional ceramic techniques, providing a rich insight into the region’s craftsmanship and culture. This journey through Villa de Leyva and Ráquira immerses you in Colombia’s heritage—from colonial architecture to natural beauty and artisanal artistry—just a few hours from Bogotá.
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Suggested Time: 4 – 6 hours
Difficulty: Easy
