Towns of Sugamuxi

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Sugamuxi and its towns:
Sugamuxi has 13 towns, with Sogamoso as its capital. All of them are located in a unique spot of the Andes of Colombia, so valuable for the Muisca ancient culture.
In fact, it was (and still is) base for the Muisca Temple of the Sun, "the Rome" for that community.

Towns of Sugamuxi:
Click on them, to get full details. Below you will find a broad view.

1. Sogamoso
2. Aquitania
3. Tota
4. Cuítiva
5. Pesca
6. Iza
7. Firavitoba
8. Tibasosa
9. Nobsa
10. Monguí
11. Mongua
12. Tópaga
13. Gámeza

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Sogamoso

Temple of the Sun, Sogamoso

Main city of Sugamuxi, known as the city of the sun and the 'Rome' for the muisca culture (site of huge meetings), home of their temple.

Aquitania

Aquitania's Christ

It is the biggest town area of Sugamuxi, with the privilege of sharing lake Tota; renowned for its onion farms, trout fishing, and a great scenery.

Tota

Tota's sieves

Tiny town with ancient rural culture well kept that shares lake Tota boundaries, special for its unique Andean scenery, and for having  the lake White Beach.

Cuítiva

Cuitiva's clock

Small and quiet rural town, with a lovely main plaza that recalls for muisca origin. It shares lake Tota boundaries, also with access to páramos.

Pesca

Market day in Pesca

With strategic ecosystems like páramos and high-Andean forests, it is mainly rural and based in agriculture; it is always possible to find colourful areas to enjoy.

Iza

A corner in Iza

One of best kept and prettiest towns in Sugamuxi, Iza has been known as a predilect site to relax and meditate. Also known as the "green nest".

Firavitoba

Cactus in Fira's sun

Firavitoba (also as Fira) is an indigenous town, surrounded by beautiful scenery views of valleys and mountains; it is an invitation to dream.

Tibasosa

Dominant tree in Tibasosa's square

Lovely well kept town, known as one of the prettiest; is a must visit when you come to Sugamuxi. Its views and gastronomy will enrich your travel.

Nobsa

Nobsa's wool artisans

Nobsa is synonymous of wool artisans, wood furniture manufactures, wine & vinery), industry, and atractive paths. It's been recognised worldwide.

Monguí

Monguí's square

Lovely tiny town, land of religiosity, ball manufacturers, páramos and well kept architecture. You'll love it!, no doubt.

Mongua

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Tópaga

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Gámeza

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