Hotels in Boyacá, Colombia

Boyacá is a highland region in central Colombia, famous for its emerald mines and well-preserved colonial towns like Villa de Leyva. The cool climate stays between 50°F and 70°F (10°C-21°C) year-round, with dry months from December to March perfect for hiking the Iguaque Flora and Fauna Sanctuary's trails to see the sacred Lake Iguaque, while the rainy season from April to November brings cheaper rates and fewer tourists, ideal for visiting the 'Pueblo de los Niños' and exploring the 15th-century Raquira pottery market. During the dry season, you can also bike through the Valley of the Six Lakes near Tota, or during the rains, tour the underground salt cathedral of Zipaquirá just outside the region.