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Archeological or Indigenous Sites

A list of archeological sites and tours available in Colombia
Costeño Beach - Don Diego River Tour

Costeño Beach - Don Diego River Tour

From the nearby town of Don Diego, (km 58ish) you can take a motor boat up the Don Diego River to view the abundant wildlife the Sierra Nevada Parque has to offer and the opportunity to interact with the Tayrona people living on its banks. Kayak return trips can be arranged for 7.000 COP.

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Santa Marta - Ciudad Perdida (Lost City)

Santa Marta - Ciudad Perdida (Lost City)

Unforgettable 5-6 day hike to Tayrona Indian ruins dated to the 8th Century, during which you will experience waterfalls, wildlife and gorgeous views. Prices range from 500.000 to 600.000 COP depending on tour. Tours must be arranged through Turcol or Expotur.

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Tayrona - Hike to Pueblita Ruins

Tayrona - Hike to Pueblita Ruins

A 3 to 4 hour uphill hike from Cabo San Juan to Tayrona Indian ruins provides a nice change of pace from lounging on the beach and offers a chance to experience both the Tayrona National Park's wildlife and history on a deeper level. Map to Pueblita available at park entrance.

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Valledupar - La Mina / Maruamake

Valledupar - La Mina / Maruamake

For an incredible freshwater swim without the crowds of Rio Guatapuri, catch a ride in the Sierra Nevada mountains to visit La Mina. This other worldly swimming area is just a 60 minute drive from Valledupar. You can catch a truck from La Galleria Popular for 7.000 COP.

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Valledupar - Nabusimake

Valledupar - Nabusimake

Nabusimake is the spiritual center of the Arhuaco indigenous people. Located high in the Sierra Nevada mountains, the community and their way of living inspire a spiritual stillness in all who witness it, and the surrounding area is alive with virgin forests, waterfalls, and birds.

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