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This season is a time of reflection, tradition, and an opportunity to reconnect with nature. Both Bogotá and the deparment offer unique natural scenery, ranging from the hills and ecological reserves of the capital to the paramos, waterfalls, and forests of the surrounding department.

Just a few kilometers from the city, the 15 provinces of Cundinamarca invite travelers and adventurers to explore landscapes that renew the soul and provide unforgettable experiences. If you are looking for a different plan for this season, here are some of the most fascinating natural destinations to enjoy Holy Week while connecting with the environment.

Panoramic view of the Central Savanna Province. Photo: Rutas Turísticas de Cundinamarca - IDECUT Archive

Chicaque Natural Park: A Refuge of Mist and Biodiversity

It is located in the municipality of San Antonio del Tequendama, just 30 minutes from Bogotá. This cloud forest ecosystem is perfect for hiking, bird watching, and adventure activities like canopy tours and horseback riding. The park's trails lead to stunning viewpoints where you can admire the mist-covered mountains, providing a magical experience for nature lovers.

How to get there:

  • By car: Take the Autopista Sur and exit after Soacha, then follow the signs to the park.
  • By bus: From the Satélite del Sur Bus Terminal, take a bus to Soacha. From there, you can easily get a cab or use the Expreso Chicaque transport service.

Frailejones of Cundinamarca. Photo: Rutas Turísticas de Cundinamarca - IDECUT Archive

Chingaza National Natural Park: The Heart of the Andean Ecosystem

This Natural Park is one of Colombia's most impressive natural treasures, boasting unique biodiversity and mist-covered mountain landscapes. Its paramos are home to the majestic spectacled bear, deer, and various species of Andean birds. Visitors can hike ecological trails and admire the stunning water reflections created by glacial lakes.

How to get there:

  • By car: From Bogotá, take the road to La Calera and continue to the park entrance (approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes).
  • By bus: From the Terminal Satélite del Norte, take a bus to La Calera and rent a 4x4 transport service to access the park.

Tequendama Province Cloud Forest. Photo: Rutas Turísticas de Cundinamarca - IDECUT Archive

Pionono Ecological Park: Panoramic Views of the Savanna

Located in Sopó, Pionono offers some of the best panoramic views of the Bogotá savanna and the Tominé reservoir. This park is an ideal destination for gentle hikes, family picnics, and observing local flora and fauna. Its easy accessibility makes it an excellent option for those seeking a natural getaway without venturing too far from the city.

How to get there:

  • By car: Take the Autopista Norte to Chía and follow the signs to Sopó.
  • By bus: From the Satélite del Norte Bus Terminal, take a bus to Sopó, then either take a cab or walk to the park entrance.

Savanna Sunset. Photo: Rutas Turísticas de Cundinamarca - IDECUT Archive

Cundinamarca among the mountains. Photo: Rutas Turísticas de Cundinamarca - IDECUT Archive

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