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About Sugamuxi
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Unique nature
Gallery of Sugamuxi's
Unique Nature
Unique páramos
A white beach on the biggest and highest lake of Colombia
Numerous highland treks
Black Lagoon in the prettiest páramo of the world (Ocetá)
Tourism of wetlands, Lake Tota
Superb spots to walk or cycle around
Natural thermal ponds (for those who explore)
Adorable & unique nature
Amazing sunsets in lake Tota
Ideal for outdoor highland education
Peculiar pendant food farms
Dreaming mountain wheat landscapes
Friendly highlanders you may get on treks
The one and only ancient Muisca 'gum': Habas
Navigation at 3,015m high: Only at Lake Tota
Paradise for naturalists
Fancy a rockclimbing above 3,000m high?
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