Visit Nariño Department
Pasto
1.6 million
1.6 million
The Narino Department of Colombia is a beautiful area located in the southwest corner of the country. It is known for its amazing biodiversity, with many species of birds and animals. The scenery in the department ranges from lush rainforests to snow-capped mountains, making it a great place for adventure seekers and nature lovers. Popular tourist destinations in Narino include San Juan de Pasto, which features colonial architecture and churches, as well as La Cocha lake, which is one of the largest lakes in all of South America.
One interesting historical fact about the Narino Department is that it was once part of Quito Province before Colombia gained independence from Spain in 1819. Today, visitors to this area can explore its rich culture and traditions that have been passed down through generations. With its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, Narino offers something special to every traveler looking for an unforgettable experience!
One interesting historical fact about the Narino Department is that it was once part of Quito Province before Colombia gained independence from Spain in 1819. Today, visitors to this area can explore its rich culture and traditions that have been passed down through generations. With its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, Narino offers something special to every traveler looking for an unforgettable experience!
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Cities in Nariño Department
Ancuya, Cumbal, Samaniego, Iles, Aldana, Pasto, Génova, Funes, Linares, Potosí, El Tablón de Gómez, Los Andes, San Bernardo, La Unión, Ospina, Pupiales, Mallama, Policarpa, Gualmatán, Cuaspud, Nariño, Payán, Imués, Barbacoas, Consaca, Chachagüí, La Cruz, Ipiales, Contadero, Yacuanquer, San Lorenzo, El Tablón, La Tola, Albán, Sandoná, El Charco, Cumbitara, Colón, Olaya Herrera, El Peñol, Santacruz, Magüi, Córdoba, Tangua, Buesaco, Cartago, Mosquera, Piedrancha, Taminango, Leiva, La Llanada, Sotomayor, Tumaco, La Florida, Belén, San José, Ricaurte, Santa Bárbara, Sapuyes, Arboleda ...