The houses and the temples around it are really colourful and it's all a combination of colonial, pre-columbian and republican styles.
Chía, Cajicá, Tabio, Tenjo, Subachoque and el Rosal, are small towns located in the north west of Bogotá, and it is an idea to follow a route in one day that covers them. They're in Bogotá's Sabanah, beautiful and very green.
It offers paintings and objects from the 15th to the 20th century.
NOTE: Chía, Cajicá, Tabio, Tenjo, Subachoque and el Rosal, are small towns located in the north west of Bogotá, and it is an idea to follow a route in one day that covers them. They're in Bogotá's Sabanah, beautiful and very green.
This is a recreational centre, which has two swimming pools of sulphured water.
In past eras, indians used to paint figures on the stones as a way to leave a "record" of their doing in their daily lives, as if they were books. In this stone, there is an image that shows Bochica (protecting God in the Chibcha's indian comunity mithology) with his 5 children. There are also the stones "La Chorrera de Miranda" y "Pintadas" with cave rock art.
This is a very good place to practice ecotourism. You can walk up thte hill via a path called "The Indians Path" to reach "el Alto de la Virgen" (The Virgin's High), where you will have an amazing view point of the whole region.
It is an idea to go down via the "Camellón Zinca" route, where you will find indian vestiges and cave rock art.
