Visit Boyacá Department
Tunja
1.2 million
1.2 million
The Boyaca Department of Colombia is a highlands region located in the northeast of the country. It is known for its lush landscape and captivating culture. Popular tourist attractions include the city of Villa de Leyva, with its cobbled streets lined with colonial architecture, and Sogamoso's breathtaking views of Chicamocha Canyon. The department also boasts a rich historical legacy; it was here that Simon Bolivar won his famous Battle of Boyaca on August 7th 1819, ensuring the independence of Colombia from Spain. Other interesting sites include Puente del Inca and el Parque Nacional natural Iguaque, home to many endemic plants and wildlife species. With so much to offer, it's no wonder Boyaca is one of Colombia's most popular destinations!
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Cities in Boyacá Department
Santa María, Quípama, Maripí, Sutamarchán, Tunja, Pachavita, Paya, Oicatá, Aquitania, La Victoria, Samacá, Tópaga, Villa de Leyva, Mongua, Cubará, Chita, Firavitoba, La Uvita, Sativanorte, Boyacá, Macanal, Tinjacá, Sativasur, Labranzagrande, Santana, Coper, Tibasosa, Chivor, Moniquirá, Zetaquira, Chinavita, Motavita, Caldas, Campohermoso, Berbeo, Guacamayas, Siachoque, Cerinza, Briceño, Floresta, Arcabuco, Tota, San Pablo de Borbur, Duitama, Santa Sofía, Chiquinquirá, Santa Rosa de Viterbo, Pauna, Soatá, Tibaná, Paipa, Umbita, Iza, Gameza, Muzo, Pajarito, Jenesano, Monguí, Cucaita, Almeida ...