Explore Nariño: History, culture and Nature in 4 days
Live 4 days full of discoveries, immersive experiences and landscapes that will leave you amazed. Explore, learn and enjoy to the fullest on this unique journey through Nariño.
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Nariño, a Colombian department that dazzles with its diversity and beauty, stands as a treasure in the southwest of the country. Pasto, its capital, contains a rich historical heritage evident in its colonial temples and streets. But Nariño not only captivates with its architecture; It also captivates with its festivities, such as the Black and White Carnival, recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
In addition, the natural wonders of Nariño, such as Laguna de la Cocha and the imposing Galeras Volcano, offer unforgettable experiences. The hospitality of its people and the fusion between the ancestral and the contemporary create a unique environment, where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony. To explore Nariño is to immerse yourself in a palette of cultural colors and amazing landscapes that captivate the senses.
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Embark on a fascinating tour of Nariño, where rich history, vibrant culture and impressive nature converge to offer you a unique experience. From exploring temples with republican architecture to immersing yourself in the tradition of making pan ice cream, each day will invite you to discover new chapters full of surprises. Visit the Las Lajas Sanctuary to experience a spiritual encounter, sail through the Cocha Lagoon to experience the authenticity of peasant life and be captivated by the beauty of Pasto. A complete experience that fuses the cultural diversity and natural treasures of Nariño!
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Nariño:
Nariño, with Pasto as its capital jewel, unfolds as a Colombian department full of contrasts and riches. Located in the Andean region, Nariño captivates with its mountainous landscapes and the imposing presence of the Galeras Volcano. Pasto, its largest city, is an amalgamation of history and culture, evident in its colonial churches and vibrant festivities, such as the renowned Black and White Carnival.
Las Lajas Sanctuary:
The Las Lajas Sanctuary, located in Ipiales, Colombia, is an architectural wonder that emerges in the middle of an abyss. This impressive church, built between 1916 and 1949, sits on the Guáitara River, connecting the banks with a bridge that seems to defy gravity.
Cocha Lagoon:
Laguna de la Cocha, located about 40 minutes from Pasto, Colombia, is a natural treasure of charm, magic and beauty. Surrounded by idyllic landscapes, this lagoon is the second largest lake in Colombia. When visiting the El Puerto village, you can enjoy a walk between Swiss-influenced houses, built of wood and decorated with beautiful flowers.
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💦 Wear comfortable and warm clothing, such as a hat, gloves and a waterproof jacket.
🥾 Use shoes that can get wet, boots or footwear with a good grip sole that protects the ankle is ideal. Avoid wearing converse-type sneakers or ballet shoes. Don't wear new shoes on these outings.
🧢 Wear a hat or cap, sunscreen.
💊 Bring your medications and personal documents (medical insurance card and ID).
🎒 Use an ergonomic two-strap backpack to carry on your back.
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• Keep in mind that you are responsible for your belongings. Protect your electronic devices and personal documents from rain and humidity.
• Carry your cell phone charged, this will allow you to take photographs and use it in case of emergency.
• Do not carry cigarettes or alcoholic beverages.
• Strictly follow your doctor's instructions regarding injuries and, if necessary, carry your personal medications.
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