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Silvia Indigenous Market

Silvia Indigenous Market

On market day, Silvia fills with Indigenous communities from the surrounding region who come together to trade; the market is also a good spot for souvenirs.

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Bedón River Waterfall, Laguna San Rafael and San Nicolás Waterfall

Bedón River Waterfall, Laguna San Rafael and San Nicolás Waterfall

A circuit of the park's water features: the Bedón River waterfall, Laguna San Rafael and the San Nicolás waterfall, set among páramo vegetation.

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Piedra del Cóndor

Piedra del Cóndor

The Piedra del Cóndor, or Condor Stone, is an optional stop within the Puracé National Natural Park, visited when time allows.

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Termales de San Juan Hot Springs

Termales de San Juan Hot Springs

The Termales de San Juan are sulfurous hot springs with colourful waters, reached in the village of Puracé.

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Puracé National Natural Park: Volcanoes, Lakes and Frailejones Páramo

Puracé National Natural Park: Volcanoes, Lakes and Frailejones Páramo

The Puracé National Natural Park is a mountainous area of volcanoes, lakes and frailejones plants within the páramo ecosystem.

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Las Lajas Sanctuary Visit

Las Lajas Sanctuary Visit

The La Lajas Sanctuary is a Gothic Revival basilica built on a bridge over a canyon 328 ft (100 m) above the river, six miles (10 km) from the Ecuadorian border.

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Popayán Guided City Tour

Popayán Guided City Tour

A guided walk through Popayán, the 'White City' of whitewashed colonial buildings, taking in the cloisters of San Francisco, Caldas Park, the sundial, the Humilladero Bridge and the Guillermo Valencia theatre, with museums as an option.

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Canoe Paddle to Isla de la Corota Flora and Fauna Sanctuary

Canoe Paddle to Isla de la Corota Flora and Fauna Sanctuary

A canoe crossing on La Laguna de la Cocha to the Isla de la Corota Flora and Fauna Sanctuary at the centre of the lake, where a walk around the island looks for tropical birds in the dense greenery.

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Hike along the Dantayaca River to the Fin del Mundo Waterfall

Hike along the Dantayaca River to the Fin del Mundo Waterfall

A four-hour walk from Villagarzón through lush vegetation toward the Dantayaca River, passing natural pools and waterfalls that invite a swim, and ending at the 230 ft (70 m) Fin del Mundo waterfall.

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