Ráquira, the artisanal tourism capital of Colombia, invites travelers to explore its vibrant streets filled with colorful facades and rich handmade crafts.
This immersive tour offers a glimpse into the local culture as you visit artisan workshops, sample traditional dishes, and shop for unique souvenirs.
The tour includes a leisurely stroll through the town, a visit to the scenic viewpoint celebrating clay craftsmanship, and a delicious lunch at a renowned restaurant.
Discover the stories behind each craft and enjoy the lively atmosphere that defines Ráquira.
- Experience the local culture through artisan workshops and traditional cuisine
- Enjoy a guided tour of Ráquira's colorful streets and historic architecture
- Try a typical lunch featuring regional dishes like ajiaco and paisa tray
- Transport (pickup and drop-off) is included from Villa de Leyva.
Pickup included
We'll begin our tour through the town's streets where our guide will explain you a little bit about the history of Raquira.
We will be stopping at the artisan workshops where you get the opportunity to make your own pot.
This is place is located in Pueblito de Barro one of the municipality's most striking and interesting attractions.
In this theme and craft park, you'll discover the beauty of Boyacá. This place is a tourist lookout located in Ráquira, created as a tribute to the clay craftsmanship for which this region is world-renowned.
In this beautiful viewpoint, you'll find sculptures of various sizes, made or decorated in clay or mud. Each figure tells the story of everyday life surrounding the artisan culture.
This blend of tradition and recreation that we offer our visitors is an opportunity to experience the creativity of Boyacá artisans and relax amidst spectacular natural scenery
Our tour includes a visit to one of Raquira's most renowned restaurants, where you can enjoy a delicious traditional dish accompanied by great traditional music. You can choose the flavor you crave most.
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