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Have you ever dreamed of touring the picturesque villages of Boyacá in just one day? At Pueblito Boyacense, this is possible! This charming place in Duitama allows you to enjoy the architecture, culture, and gastronomy of the region, all in one place. Keep reading this guide to find out what you need to know before your visit.
The Pueblito Boyacense is located in Duitama, a city known as the "Pearl of Boyacá". It is only 3 kilometers from the center of Duitama. This is a set of replicas of seven traditional villages in the region, recreated in great detail. From colonial architecture to cobblestone streets. The villages that are part of Pueblito Boyacense are: Villa de Leyva, Tibasosa, Tenza, El Cocuy, Sáchica, Monguí, and Ráquira
From Bogotá: Take a bus at the nearest transport terminal to Duitama. The trip takes approximately 4 hours and costs $45,000 COP. Ask the driver to drop you off as close as possible to Pueblito Boyacense, and from there you can take a taxi for $7,000 COP. It is only 10 minutes from the terminal.
By private vehicle: Follow the Bogotá-Tunja-Duitama road on National Route 55. Pueblito Boyacense has clear signage, so there is no loss.
From Tunja: Take a bus at the Tunja transport terminal. The trip takes between 60 and 90 minutes and costs $12,000 COP. Buses leave every 30 minutes or less. Upon arriving in Duitama, you can take a taxi for $7,000 COP.
From Bucaramanga: Take a bus at the transport terminal to Duitama. The trip takes approximately 6 hours and costs $80,000 COP. Buses leave every 1 or 2 hours. Upon arriving in Duitama, you can take a taxi for $8,000 COP
Tip: Choose an early schedule to make the most of the day, as the beauty of the place deserves your time, the entrance fee to Pueblito Boyacense is $7,000 COP
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The Pueblito Boyacense is not only a beautiful place, but it is also loaded with history and cultural intentions. It was built in the 90s as a way to pay tribute to the traditional architecture of Boyacá and attract more tourism to Duitama. Each house within the Pueblito represents a Boyacá municipality, highlighting its unique essence.
Walking the streets of the miniature villages is like traveling through time. Each of the seven villages reflects its original municipality, maintaining the colonial charm that characterizes Boyacá.
Pueblito Boyacense is ideal for buying local crafts. We suggest you visit the replicas of Ráquira, famous for its ceramics and clay works, and Monguí, recognized for the artisanal manufacture of soccer balls.
You can't leave without trying the delicious Boyacense gastronomy. You will find small restaurants that offer typical dishes such as Boyacense ajiaco, Sutamarchán sausage, arepas, and sabajón, a creamy and sweet drink native to Boyacá.
Visit time: A complete tour of Pueblito Boyacense can take you between 2 to 3 hours, depending on how much you stop in each village.
Best time to visit: Although the weather in Duitama is pleasant all year round, the months from December to March are drier, which makes outdoor walks easier.
Entrance cost to Pueblito Boyacense: Adults: $5,000 COP and children for $3,000 COP
What to bring: Don't forget to pack comfortable clothes, sunscreen, and a camera, because you'll want to capture every corner!
How much time do I need to visit Pueblito Boyacense?
The best thing is to dedicate around 3 hours to enjoy it without rushing. If you plan to buy crafts or try the delicious local food, you might want to stay a little longer.
Is Pueblito Boyacense suitable for children?
Of course! It is a family-friendly and safe place where children can have fun and learn about Boyacense culture at the same time.
Do I need to make a reservation to visit?
You don't need to book in advance for a general visit, but if you want to participate in specific activities, such as craft workshops, it's better to check beforehand.
Is parking available?
Yes, Pueblito Boyacense has parking areas for visitors.
Visiting Pueblito Boyacense is a unique experience that allows you to explore the history and culture of Boyacá in one place. Don't think twice, add this destination to your list and experience the magic of the region. Good luck on your trip, Backpacker (Mochiliante)!😁😉🫡
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