Ecotour To Chingaza National Park

Ecotour To Chingaza National Park

Duración: 12 Horas

Encompassing over 76,600 hectares of rich biodiversity, the Chingaza National Natural Park stands as a natural gem nestled between La Calera, Fómeque, Guasca, and San Juanito, merely two hours away from Colombia's capital, serving as a crucial water source for the city.
Ranging in altitude from 800 to 4,050 meters above sea level, the park boasts a diverse array of flora and fauna, featuring species like white-tailed deer, ducks, migratory birds, the iconic spectacled bear, and the magnificent paramunas eagles.
On this tour, you will explore the ancient history of the Muisca people, uncover the renowned legend of El Dorado, and immerse yourself in nature through enchanting walks.
An extraordinary experience just a short trip from Bogotá!

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Descripción del Tour:

* 6:00 am: We convene at the designated meeting point in Bogotá, setting off towards the enigmatic Chingaza National Natural Park. For those opting out of the transfer, our journey will commence in the town of Guasca.
* 7:30 am: We indulge in a delightful breakfast at a local eatery, savoring the regional flavors as anticipation builds for the adventure that lies ahead.
* 9:00 am: We reach the vicinity of the Chingaza National Natural Park's cabin. Here, we delve into the rich history of this sacred site for the Muiscas, the ancient indigenous people of the area. The legend of El Dorado unfolds as we explore the ties between this myth and Chingaza's natural bounty.
* 10:00 am: Our trek to the Siecha Lagoons begins. We enter the high Andean forest, a verdant ecosystem where moss-covered trees and orchids create a magical ambiance. Our guide will narrate tales of the Muisca worldview and the significance of this landscape in their rituals.
* 1:00 pm: We arrive at the middle lagoon, a mystical site that transports us back in time. As we enjoy a snack, we ponder the importance of these lagoons in ancient mythology and their link to the El Dorado legend.
* 2:00 pm: We have lunch beside the main Siecha lagoon, taking in the breathtaking views of the clear waters framed by frailejones, iconic plants for the Muiscas. Our guide will immerse us in indigenous traditions, explaining their deep reverence for nature.
* 3:00 pm: We begin our descent, exploring trails that offer varied perspectives of the park. Our guide will share stories of the Muisca's resistance against the Spanish conquest, intertwining history with the landscapes we traverse.
* 6:00 pm: We head back to Bogotá. As we bid farewell to Chingaza, we reflect on the importance of conserving these ecosystems and honoring our ancestors' legacy. The mountains send us off with the vibrant hues of sunset.
* 7:00 pm: If selected, transfer to Bogotá concludes our day of exploration in Chingaza National Natural Park.

Lo que SI incluye:

* Local transportation from Guasca to the entrance to the National Park * Private round trip transportation from/to Bogotá (Only if the option is selected). * Entrance to Chingaza National Park * Emergency policy. * Local specialized guidance * Breakfast, snack and lunch on the go.

Lo que NO incluye:

*Tips * Extras not mentioned

Preguntas Frecuentes

The Chingaza National Park ecotour includes round-trip transportation from Bogotá, expert ecotourism guides who will accompany you throughout the tour, park entrance fees, and a picnic lunch. This expedition will allow you to explore the park's unique biodiversity, including wildlife viewing and nature trails. Basic equipment is also provided to enjoy this ecotourism experience safely and comfortably. This is an ideal opportunity for nature lovers and those interested in sustainable tourism.

The best time to visit Chingaza National Park is during the dry season, which runs from December to March and from July to August. During these months, the weather is most favorable for exploring and hiking in the park, with less likelihood of rain. However, remember that Chingaza is a high-mountain region, and the weather can be unpredictable, so it's advisable to dress in layers and be prepared for changes in weather. This is an ideal time to enjoy ecotourism and observe the rich biodiversity without the interruptions of the rains.

Chingaza National Park is home to an impressive variety of flora and fauna, making it a prime destination for ecotourism lovers. Among the flora, you can find endemic species such as the frailejón (a species of tree) and cloud forests with orchids and bromeliads. Wildlife includes sightings of emblematic species such as the spectacled bear, white-tailed deer, pumas, and a variety of birds such as eagles and hummingbirds. This rich biodiversity makes the excursion a unique experience for those who enjoy nature tourism.

The Chingaza National Park excursion is suitable for children, as long as their physical endurance level is taken into account and they are adequately prepared. The ecotour includes hikes on trails adapted for enjoying nature, but it is important to wear comfortable and appropriate clothing, as well as sunscreen and enough water to stay hydrated. The guides are experts in family tourism and ensure that all participants, including children, have a safe and enriching experience in this spectacular natural environment.

The difficulty level of hikes in Chingaza National Park varies depending on the route chosen, but is generally considered medium to high. Some sections of the trail can be challenging due to the altitude and terrain, making it ideal for those with a moderate level of fitness. However, experienced guides adapt the pace to the group and offer breaks to rest and enjoy the scenery. This activity is recommended for those interested in ecotourism and who want to enjoy direct contact with nature.

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