This beautiful region of the country, also known as the Coffee Cultural Landscape, was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO in 2011, and is composed by mountains covered in coffee crops, forests full of lush flora and fauna, and towns with colonial architecture. It is a territory that brings together several of the best things about Colombia: coffee, nature, colorful towns and friendly people.

It is not yet well known among international travelers and that is why it retains its authenticity. It is one of the most beautiful and surprising trips that can be made through the real Colombia, the countryside and small towns; a highly recommended destination!