Hidden in the mountains and jungle of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta it’s found the Lost City Colombia. Archaeological ruins of an ancient indigenous city built by the ancients Tayronas indigenous.
It was declared a national monument by the Colombian Government and has become the largest tourist attraction within the archaeological inventory that represents the Ethno-tourism in Colombia.
Is ancestral city It was built approximately in the year 650 AD and its population ranged approximately between 1500 and 2000 Tayronas Indigenous people who occupied this territory for more than 500 years, until the time of the Spanish conquest, a historical event that triggered the extinction and massive eradication of this indigenous community .
Of this extinct civilization the Tayronas, indigenous communities current that we know today as the Kogi, Wiwa, Arhuacos and Kankuanos that currently protect and inhabit in great harmony in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Currently, the native indigenous peoples, they give as meaning that the Lost City Teyuna It is the heart of the world and which in turn was a communication network through a system of flagstone paths and terraces that in turn served as a connection for the other indigenous cultures of that time, to relate and exchange knowledge and culture.
The Lost City of Colombia At present they are archaeological ruins of an ancient sacred civilization for indigenous peoples, and therefore it has a special and mystical energy that makes this destination a magnificent place to purify the soul and recharge clean vital energies that help us renew our be.
Lost City Colombia, the best tour of Santa Marta
Visited annually by thousands of national and foreign tourists who admire the Aboriginal architecture and engineering of the Lost City An architectural work that in its time was the best example of urbanism within the indigenous peoples, because they built respecting all environmental regulations and the environment, so that its inhabitants could enjoy a totally healthy and spacious environment.
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LOST CITY TOURS COLOMBIA
Lost City Trek Colombia 4 Days
Why don't you challenge yourself by trekking through the jungles of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta with indigenous guides? It is a demanding but worthwhile experience. You will conquer the top of the ruins of the Tayrona settlements.
Hike to the Lost City Colombia
In this VIP Hike to the Lost City Tayrona, you will enjoy a unique and fascinating adventure for 6 days with indigenous guides, ✅ you will be part of a native community and you will have an ancestral journey through natural trails full of jungle
New Lost City Tour Colombia
Exclusive 5-day Lost City Tour, You will have the opportunity to spend a day and a night in a Wiwa indigenous village before starting the trek, You will discover with indigenous guides the Lost City and the most beautiful scenery of the Sierra Nevada de
The Lost City Colombia, Adventure Trek in the Jungle with Indigenous Guides
By completing this Adventure Trek, you have met the challenge of conquering the Lost City of Colombia located at 1200 meters of altitude. You will be able to appreciate the wonderful wealth in fauna and flora that it possesses the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta And thanks to the extensive knowledge of our Indigenous people who preserve their traditions and are bearers of millinery knowledge, you will be able to observe and value nature and its environment in another way.
What is the Lost City in Colombia – Map
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Videos of the Lost City of Teyuna
How much is the cost of the Lost City Trek Colombia?
Well, the first thing you should know about the price of the Lost City tour is that its cost increases every year.
Decision made jointly by the travel agencies guild that operate this circuit.
The price per person of the Lost City Trek is $360 USD
ADVENTURES IN THE SIERRA NEVADA DE SANTA MARTA WITH INDIGENOUS GUIDES
