Itinerary

1. Soacha

   
   

   It is a municipality located in territory that ancestrally belonged to the Muisca indigenous people, and inherits its name from this community.The word "Soacha" a place name from the Muisca language that is divided into two words: Sua, 3 which means Sun and cha, 4 which means male.

   
   
   

2. Silvania

   
   

   Silvania is a Colombian municipality in the department of Cundinamarca, located in the Sumapaz Province, 44 km from Bogotá.At the time of the Spanish conquest it was known as Subia or Uzathama and was inhabited by the Sutagaos.The current municipality was founded by Ismael Silva on February 21, 1935.

   
   
   

3. Fusagasuga

   
   

   Fusagasugá is of indigenous origin and was a land of convergence of roads to carry out markets between Muiscas, Panches and Pijaos.From 1537 it had inhabitants other than the Sutagaos: the whites who arrived with the expedition of Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada.

   
   
   

4. Coffee Farm

   
   

   Just one hour and thirty minutes from Bogotá we will visit one of the most traditional coffee farms in the country, it is Hacienda Coloma.Know every step about coffee cultivation and production, from the seedling of the coffee plant to the plantations; the washing and drying process, from threshing to roasting; and enjoy a good cup of the same traditionally prepared coffee. 

   
   

5. Gastronomic experience

   
   

   After a wonderful journey, you will have lunch in one of the best restaurants.You can choose between a great meal prepared traditionally, or a delicious vegetarian plate.Taste Colombian typical food and cuisine.