This is Colombia’s heartland. The region of deep gorges, fast-flowing rivers and soaring peaks was the first to be settled by the conquistadors, and a number of their colonial towns stand today. It’s also the revolutionary heart of the country: it was here that Simón Bolívar took on Spain in the decisive fight for Colombia’s independence.
The departments of Boyacá, Santander and Norte de Santander are well set up for the domestic tourist market: they’re within easy reach of Bogotá, fixed with a good network of roads and bus services, and there’s much to see, including 450-year-old colonial towns, craft markets and spectacular national parks.
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