Horseshoe road: The Ruiotoque gullies

These two towns share the same history that dates back to the 16th century, but have particular local identities and histories: Sáchica as an ancient chiefdom of the Muisca culture and later " Town of the Indians of the Spanish crown" during the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, and Villa de Leyva, a Spanish village founded in 1572, the center of the conquest and colony of the Saquencipá Valley. We will walk in time through these historical traces and pass through the famous Ruiotoque gullies —an eroded place that conveys magical sensations.

INCLUDES:

• Professional guide and historical explanation.
• Individual risk policy.
• Snack.
• Access.
• Photographic record.

Clothes: It is recommended to wear clothes to walk under the sun: pants, caps, hats, long-sleeved shirts, long-sleeved T-shirts, boots or comfortable shoes for mountain hiking, and sunglasses.