Sugamuxi is a province in the department of Boyacá, Colombia, known for its rich Andean landscapes, agricultural traditions, and cultural heritage. At its center lies Sogamoso, the main urban hub and historical heart of the region, often called the “City of the Sun”. The province offers visitors a diverse mix of lakes, rural villages, vineyards, historic sites, and outdoor activities — all within short distances, making Sugamuxi an ideal destination for slow travel and nature‑based tourism.
Lake Tota is situated at an altitude of about 3,015 meters (9,892 feet) above sea level and it is the country’s largest natural lake, known for its clear waters, Andean scenery, and rich wildlife.
Puente Reyes in Gameza, is a scenic spot perfect for hiking, surrounded by lush forests, rivers, and stunning Andean landscapes, offering a peaceful nature escape.
La Zarza Ecological Trail is a nature trail in Boyacá offering lush forests, native wildlife, and scenic views, ideal for hiking and eco-friendly exploration.
The cultural, historical, and commercial center of Sugamuxi, known as the “City of the Sun”. Home to museums, local cuisine, and the main gateway to the province’s natural attractions.
One of Colombia’s most beautiful heritage towns, known for its cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, and artisan football manufacturing tradition.
Famous for its feijoa products, colorful balconies, and peaceful atmosphere — a charming stop near Sogamoso.
A tranquil town surrounded by mountains, known for thermal waters, traditional desserts, and scenic rural landscapes.
An agricultural municipality with open countryside, local traditions, and easy access to nearby lakes and hiking routes.