The natural gem less than 3 hours from Bogotá to visit on a weekend

Pacho is a municipality in the department of Cundinamarca and is one of the eight that make up the province of Rionegro, which is characterized by its proximity to the city of Bogotá.

Furthermore, it is located in the Eastern Cordillera, at an altitude of approximately 1,680 meters above sea level. Its geography is notable for several bodies of water, mountains, and an important agricultural center.

This place is a major tourist attraction for people due to its mild climate and its proximity to the northern part of the capital, just 90 kilometers away, or less than three hours away.

According to information provided by the Cundinamarca Governor's Office on its website, Colombians who decide to visit this part of the department can easily get there by car.

One of the details that most attracts travelers is the high production of citrus fruits, especially oranges, since the local conditions allow for this type of food.

The organization also highlights the town's origins, which date back to pre-Hispanic times, when the municipality was inhabited by the Muisca indigenous people, and the four waterfalls in Pacho.

One of the must-see stops for visitors to this Cundinamarca municipality is the Veraguas waterfall , also known as Salto de Veraguas, which is located 15 kilometers from the town center.

This natural gem is approximately 25 meters high, its landscape rises from a rocky plateau, and it offers several areas for hiking and relaxing away from mobile devices.

To easily access the body of water, it is recommended to use marked paths, wear sports clothing, shoes with good grip, and protection from the sun or rain.

Pacho, in the department of Cundinamarca, offers the opportunity to enjoy a natural, peaceful environment with a variety of activities just a few hours from the nation's capital.

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