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One of the oldest and best preserved cities in America

Popayán - 2 day itinerary-


(2 days/1 night)

Private service with Spanish-speaking driver and English-speaking guide, daily operation, accommodation at Dann Monasterio Hotel with breakfasts included.

Popayán is one of the most important colonial cities in the country, together with Cartagena and Mompox. It was founded by Sebastián de Belalcázar in 1537 after the foundation of Quito in Ecuador and Cali in Colombia by the same conquistador. The universities of Popayán are considered as the most distinguished institutions of higher education in the country, five presidents of Colombia were born here.


Day 01: Popayán – Walking city tour

We arrived at Popayán’s airport, transfer to the hotel. Popayán is known as the “white city” due to the color of its colonial houses and places in downtown, it’s one of the most preserved and oldest cities in America. In 2003, UNESCO declared it as the first city of gastronomy because of its variety. Hotel accommodation, in the afternoon we have a walking tour along the city’s streets admiring its architecture, churches and colonial houses.


Day 2: Visit to “Silvia” Indigenous Market (Tuesday)

After breakfast we head to Silvia’s indigenous community, nestled in the mountains of the Western Andes to visit the most authentic market where Guambianos come in to sell their fruits, vegetables, and meat, cotton and wool products made by their skilled hands. We have a delicious trout (including in programme). Back to Popayán to check out and transfer out to airport.


Note:

Please be aware that if the baggage of groups requires extra transportation, additional charges will apply.


Our recommendations for the best possible experience:

This programme takes place at altitudes of 5,742 FASL (1,750m), daily temperatures between 72°F- 82 °F (22°C - 28°C).

· Wear light clothing and a sweater

· Bring a raincoat and umbrella

· Use sunscreen (SPF 40)

· Wear comfortable walking shoes

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