The weather can be chilly, especially at night. Bring a jacket, scarf, and comfortable clothes for walking.

Due to the altitude, drink water regularly and avoid intense physical activity when you first arrive.

Smaller towns and rural areas may not accept cards. Carry cash in small denominations.

Even if it’s cool, the sun can be strong. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses.

Be kind to locals, respect their customs, and support the local economy by buying crafts and local products.

Don’t leave without trying changua (milk broth with eggs), cocido boyacense (traditional stew), and the region’s traditional baked goods known as amasijos.

Some places have limited access. Check road conditions, operating hours, and local transport options ahead of time.

Many tourist spots have cobblestone streets or rural trails. Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes for walking.

Boyacá is a natural treasure. Don’t litter, protect local flora and fauna, and respect the places you visit.