Things To Do
in Pensilvania

Take a hike through the breathtaking Cocora Valley, known for its towering wax palm trees and beautiful landscapes.

Experience the thrill of paragliding while enjoying stunning views of the Colombian countryside in San Felix.

Embark on a trek in Los Nevados National Natural Park to witness the diverse ecosystems and stunning mountains.

Enjoy a thrilling rafting adventure in the Rio Verde, surrounded by lush greenery and impressive scenery.

Offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including the Chicamocha Canyon.

Known for its stunning architecture and panoramic views of the nearby mountains and rivers.

One of the largest food markets in Bogotá, showcasing an extensive variety of local produce, meats, and traditional Colombian dishes like empanadas and tamales.

This lively area is known for its street food stalls offering mouthwatering arepas, ceviche, and oysters. Don't miss trying fresh seafood from the vendors along the streets.

Tipping is not obligatory in Colombia, including Pensilvania. However, it is common to leave a small tip of 5-10% in restaurants if the service charge is not included.

In Pensilvania, as in the rest of Colombia, cash is widely used for transactions. Credit and debit cards are also accepted in most establishments, especially in urban areas.

Best time to visit Pensilvania, with warm and sunny weather, ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Expect frequent rain showers and lush green landscapes during this period. It's a great time for nature enthusiasts and bird watching.

Mestizos make up the majority of the population in Pensilvania, combining Indigenous and European ancestry.

A smaller percentage of the population is made up of Indigenous groups, who maintain their traditional cultures.

Afro-Colombian communities contribute to the cultural diversity of Pensilvania, with a rich heritage.

A minority group that includes descendants of European immigrants, contributing to the region's cultural makeup.

While traditional Colombian cuisine heavily features meat, many restaurants in major cities like Bogotá and Medellín offer vegetarian and vegan-friendly dishes. Look for places that specialize in organic and plant-based cuisine.

Some restaurants and cafes in Colombia are mindful of gluten-free diets, with menus that indicate suitable options. It's advisable to communicate dietary restrictions clearly with the staff to ensure a pleasant dining experience.