{"id":6181,"date":"2026-07-21T16:06:59","date_gmt":"2026-07-21T16:06:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cielo.travel\/?post_type=colombia-tours&#038;p=6181"},"modified":"2026-09-17T14:19:08","modified_gmt":"2026-09-17T14:19:08","slug":"tour-de-caminata-camino-real-barichara-guane-santander","status":"publish","type":"colombia-tours","link":"https:\/\/cielo.travel\/es\/colombia-tours\/camino-real-barichara-guane-hike-tour-santander\/","title":{"rendered":"Excursi\u00f3n de un d\u00eda de caminata por el Camino Real de Barichara a Guane"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><strong>El Camino Real de Barichara a Guane<\/strong> es una de las caminatas con m\u00e1s peso hist\u00f3rico que puedes hacer en Colombia, y una de las m\u00e1s gratificantes precisamente porque no te pide nada m\u00e1s que la disposici\u00f3n de poner un pie delante del otro durante unas horas. <strong>Este no es un sendero de aventura.<\/strong> Es un camino patrimonial: 5,5 kil\u00f3metros de piedra puesta por los ind\u00edgenas guanes, la civilizaci\u00f3n precolombina que habit\u00f3 esta parte de las tierras altas de Santander mucho antes de la colonizaci\u00f3n espa\u00f1ola, y usado despu\u00e9s durante siglos como la ruta comercial que conectaba las comunidades de esta regi\u00f3n de ca\u00f1ones. Declarado monumento nacional en 1977 y restaurado en 1988, el Camino Real es el registro f\u00edsico m\u00e1s fiel de la presencia del pueblo guane en este paisaje: un camino construido con la piedra del mismo ca\u00f1\u00f3n, lo bastante ancho para el comercio y lo bastante resistente para sobrevivir varios siglos intacto.<\/p>\n<h2>Barichara<\/h2>\n<p><strong>Barichara es el punto de partida,<\/strong> y se gana su reputaci\u00f3n. Al pueblo lo han llamado el pueblo colonial m\u00e1s bonito de Colombia tantas veces que la descripci\u00f3n se ha desgastado un poco, pero sigue siendo cierta. Las calles son de piedra, las casas est\u00e1n pintadas en la paleta crema y terracota de las tierras altas de Santander, y la escala es humana: todo queda a distancia caminable, nada va de af\u00e1n. Barichara fue fundada en 1705 y es monumento nacional desde 1978, lo que significa que su trama colonial ha estado protegida de la modernizaci\u00f3n en concreto que cambi\u00f3 el car\u00e1cter de la mayor\u00eda de los pueblos colombianos de su tama\u00f1o.<\/p>\n<p>La arquitectura de aqu\u00ed no es una reconstrucci\u00f3n ni una est\u00e9tica para turistas. Es el entorno construido original de un pueblo de tierras altas del siglo XVIII, mantenido por una comunidad que decidi\u00f3 deliberadamente c\u00f3mo quiere que siga siendo su pueblo. La catedral, construida con la piedra arenisca local que le da a Barichara su color c\u00e1lido tan particular, tard\u00f3 d\u00e9cadas en terminarse y sigue anclando la plaza principal tal como los espa\u00f1oles quer\u00edan que sus iglesias coloniales anclaran la vida p\u00fablica. El cementerio, en el borde del pueblo con vista al ca\u00f1\u00f3n, es uno de los espacios p\u00fablicos m\u00e1s serenos de Santander: no es t\u00e9trico, sino calladamente hermoso, como pueden serlo los cementerios viejos de los pueblos con historia. Los talleres de artesanos repartidos por las calles producen tejidos en paja toquilla, cer\u00e1mica y el papel hecho a mano por el que Barichara era famosa desde antes de que la mayor\u00eda de los visitantes hubiera o\u00eddo hablar del pueblo. Tu gu\u00eda puede llevarte a cualquiera de ellos antes de que empiece la caminata, o dejar tiempo para eso al regreso.<\/p>\n<p>Los miradores al borde de Barichara merecen atenci\u00f3n especial. El sistema de ca\u00f1ones del r\u00edo Su\u00e1rez, la formaci\u00f3n geol\u00f3gica que le da a toda esta regi\u00f3n su car\u00e1cter dram\u00e1tico, cae desde el borde del pueblo en una serie de crestas y precipicios que de pronto hacen evidente la altura de las tierras altas de Santander. Pararse en el mirador antes de la caminata, con el camino a la vista bajando hacia el matorral seco, es la forma correcta de orientarse antes de empezar a moverse.<\/p>\n<h2>El Pueblo Guane<\/h2>\n<p>El Camino Real no empez\u00f3 como un camino colonial. Lo construyeron los ind\u00edgenas guanes, la civilizaci\u00f3n precolombina que ocup\u00f3 las tierras altas de Santander durante siglos antes del contacto con los espa\u00f1oles. Los guanes eran tejedores h\u00e1biles, conocidos en toda la regi\u00f3n por sus textiles de algod\u00f3n y por su capacidad de cultivar el terreno seco y dif\u00edcil del sistema de ca\u00f1ones. Tambi\u00e9n eran comerciantes: el camino que conecta Barichara con Guane y m\u00e1s all\u00e1 era parte de una red de rutas por las que se mov\u00edan mercanc\u00edas, informaci\u00f3n y personas a lo largo de las tierras altas.<\/p>\n<p>Cuando llegaron los espa\u00f1oles, reconocieron la ingenier\u00eda pr\u00e1ctica de lo que hab\u00edan construido los guanes y la usaron ellos mismos. Comerciantes, administradores y viajeros de la Colonia recorrieron este mismo camino. Las piedras bajo tus pies las pusieron manos ind\u00edgenas siglos antes de que existiera la rep\u00fablica colombiana, y todas las generaciones desde entonces han caminado sobre ellas. La restauraci\u00f3n de 1988 no reconstruy\u00f3 el camino: estabiliz\u00f3 y despej\u00f3 lo que ya estaba ah\u00ed, y eso es parte de lo que hace que el Camino Real valga m\u00e1s que un sendero de senderismo cualquiera. Est\u00e1s caminando sobre la superficie real que construyeron los guanes, no sobre una recreaci\u00f3n. Tu gu\u00eda te explica qui\u00e9nes eran, qu\u00e9 pas\u00f3 con su civilizaci\u00f3n despu\u00e9s del contacto con los espa\u00f1oles y por qu\u00e9 la conservaci\u00f3n de este camino le importa hoy a la gente de Santander.<\/p>\n<h2>La caminata: matorral seco tropical, vistas del ca\u00f1\u00f3n y la l\u00f3gica del paisaje<\/h2>\n<p>El Camino Real empieza justo a las afueras de Barichara y baja por el matorral seco tropical de las tierras altas de Santander hacia Guane. El paisaje aqu\u00ed se distingue de inmediato: austero, blanqueado por el sol, con los cortes profundos del sistema de ca\u00f1ones visibles a lo lejos y una flora adaptada al calor y la aridez de la zona seca de las tierras altas. Cactus, arbustos espinosos y alg\u00fan \u00e1rbol florecido punt\u00faan un paisaje que se ve muy distinto a las laderas verdes andinas que la mayor\u00eda de los visitantes asocian con el interior de Colombia. La luz aqu\u00ed es m\u00e1s n\u00edtida, los colores m\u00e1s apagados, el silencio m\u00e1s completo.<\/p>\n<p>El camino es lo bastante ancho para que dos personas caminen c\u00f3modas una al lado de la otra, y la pendiente es lo bastante suave para que se pueda conversar todo el trayecto. Esto es a prop\u00f3sito: los guanes construyeron el Camino Real para el comercio, no para el deporte, y su ingenier\u00eda refleja las necesidades pr\u00e1cticas de gente que mov\u00eda mercanc\u00edas y animales por un terreno que de otro modo ser\u00eda dif\u00edcil de recorrer. La superficie de piedra maneja la escorrent\u00eda del agua, da agarre en los tramos empinados y conserva su forma con los cambios de temperatura de las temporadas en las tierras altas. Varios siglos de uso continuo solo han confirmado la calidad de la construcci\u00f3n original.<\/p>\n<p>Las vistas cambian a medida que bajas. Desde los tramos altos del camino, todo el ancho del sistema de ca\u00f1ones se abre hacia el sur, con crestas superpuestas unas sobre otras en la bruma de la tarde. A medida que bajas, las paredes del ca\u00f1\u00f3n se cierran y la vegetaci\u00f3n se hace m\u00e1s densa en las ca\u00f1adas donde se acumula la humedad. El canto de los p\u00e1jaros cambia de registro. La temperatura baja un poco en los tramos con sombra. La caminata es de 5,5 kil\u00f3metros, y el tiempo pasa distinto a como pasar\u00eda en una caminadora o en una calle de ciudad: el terreno te mantiene atento, y tu gu\u00eda llena el espacio que quede.<\/p>\n<h2>Guane: un pueblo al que el tiempo pas\u00f3 de largo<\/h2>\n<p>Guane en s\u00ed es uno de esos lugares para los que es dif\u00edcil prepararse. Es diminuto, quiz\u00e1s unos pocos cientos de habitantes permanentes, y su plaza principal, su iglesia colonial y las calles de alrededor funcionan a un ritmo que simplemente es distinto al de cualquier otro lugar donde hayas estado en Colombia. No hay restaurantes tur\u00edsticos, ni mercados de recuerdos, ni infraestructura construida alrededor del hecho de que la gente llega caminando desde Barichara. Hay una plaza, una iglesia, un museo y esa clase de silencio que se acumula en los lugares a los que nunca les han pedido actuar para los visitantes.<\/p>\n<p>El Museo Paleontol\u00f3gico y de Piezas Guanes guarda una colecci\u00f3n que refleja dos aspectos del car\u00e1cter inusual del pueblo. Los f\u00f3siles (amonitas, moluscos marinos, restos de criaturas que vivieron en el mar poco profundo que cubr\u00eda esta meseta hace millones de a\u00f1os) le dan al paisaje una profundidad geol\u00f3gica que las vistas del ca\u00f1\u00f3n insin\u00faan y el museo hace expl\u00edcita. Las piezas ind\u00edgenas guanes de la misma colecci\u00f3n conectan el pasado geol\u00f3gico con el humano: cer\u00e1mica, fragmentos de textiles y objetos que sobrevivieron al periodo colonial y a los siglos que siguieron. El museo es peque\u00f1o y modesto, como suelen ser los museos de pueblo, pero lo que contiene es genuinamente significativo, y tu gu\u00eda da el contexto que lo transforma de un cuarto lleno de objetos en una ventana a qui\u00e9n vivi\u00f3 aqu\u00ed y cu\u00e1ndo.<\/p>\n<p>Los miradores alrededor de Guane extienden los panoramas del ca\u00f1\u00f3n que empezaron en Barichara. Desde distintos puntos del pueblo, el sistema de ca\u00f1ones del r\u00edo Su\u00e1rez se abre en nuevas direcciones, y la comprensi\u00f3n del paisaje que has estado recorriendo se vuelve m\u00e1s completa. Hay una sensaci\u00f3n de llegada en Guane que es propia de los lugares a los que se llega a pie: recorriste el terreno entre aqu\u00ed y donde empezaste, y esa distancia te da una relaci\u00f3n con el espacio que llegar en veh\u00edculo simplemente no puede dar.<\/p>\n<h2>El regreso: el mismo camino, una experiencia distinta<\/h2>\n<p>La caminata de regreso por el Camino Real es el mismo camino al rev\u00e9s, y vale decir que no se siente igual. La luz cambia a lo largo de la tarde (la claridad de la ma\u00f1ana se reemplaza por los tonos m\u00e1s c\u00e1lidos y suaves del mediod\u00eda que avanza hacia la tarde) y las vistas se abren desde otros \u00e1ngulos cuando vas cuesta arriba hacia Barichara y no cuesta abajo hacia Guane. El ritmo f\u00edsico de una caminata que ya completaste una vez se vuelve algo meditativo m\u00e1s que exploratorio. Conoces el camino, conoces la distancia, y la mente queda libre para moverse de otra manera que en la ida.<\/p>\n<p>A la mayor\u00eda de los viajeros el regreso les parece m\u00e1s f\u00e1cil que la ida, no porque sea m\u00e1s corto, sino porque la expectativa se reemplaza por la familiaridad. El tramo final de vuelta a Barichara, subiendo del matorral a las calles de piedra del pueblo, cierra el d\u00eda con una sensaci\u00f3n de haber completado algo que es propia de caminar entre dos lugares y volver caminando. Un caf\u00e9 o una bebida fr\u00eda en la plaza principal es la forma correcta de terminar.<\/p>\n<h2>Contin\u00faa explorando Santander<\/h2>\n<p>Si Barichara te despierta m\u00e1s inter\u00e9s por la regi\u00f3n de Santander, el <a href=\"https:\/\/cielo.travel\/es\/tours-de-colombia\/tour-barichara-san-gil-colombia\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\"><strong>Tour de un d\u00eda por Barichara y San Gil<\/strong><\/a> lo combina con San Gil, la capital de la aventura en Colombia, donde el r\u00edo Fonce se une con el r\u00edo Su\u00e1rez y toda actividad al aire libre, desde rafting hasta parapente, est\u00e1 disponible en un radio corto. Para una perspectiva desde arriba de todo el sistema de ca\u00f1ones, <a href=\"https:\/\/cielo.travel\/es\/tours-de-colombia\/parapente-canon-del-chicamocha-colombia\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\"><strong>el parapente en el Ca\u00f1\u00f3n del Chicamocha<\/strong><\/a> te pone en el aire sobre el ca\u00f1\u00f3n m\u00e1s profundo de Colombia: la misma geolog\u00eda que recorriste a pie, vista desde un \u00e1ngulo completamente distinto.<\/p>\n<p><strong>\u00bfListo para caminar el Camino Real?<\/strong> Reserva arriba el tour privado de un d\u00eda de Barichara a Guane y tu gu\u00eda se encarga de todo, desde la recogida en el hotel hasta el regreso; lo \u00fanico que tienes que hacer es traer buenos zapatos y llegar listo para caminar.<\/p>\n<p>\u00bfEst\u00e1s armando un itinerario m\u00e1s largo? Empieza con <a href=\"https:\/\/cielo.travel\/es\/destino\/santander\/\">nuestros tours por Santander<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>El Camino Real de Barichara a Guane es una de las caminatas con mayor significado hist\u00f3rico que puedes hacer en Colombia, y una de las m\u00e1s gratificantes precisamente porque no te exige nada m\u00e1s que la disposici\u00f3n de poner un pie delante del otro durante unas horas. Este no es un...<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":6187,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"inline_featured_image":false},"categories":[],"tags":[],"destination":[42],"difficulty":[23],"tour-theme":[28,25],"tour-type":[17],"class_list":["post-6181","colombia-tours","type-colombia-tours","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","destination-santander","difficulty-moderate","tour-theme-cultural","tour-theme-nature","tour-type-private"],"acf":{"starting_price":87,"sub_below_price":"Per person \u00b7 2 travelers \u00b7 Discounts available for larger groups.","duration":"6-9 hours","overview":"The Camino Real from Barichara to Guane is a 5.5-kilometer stone path built by the Guane Indians \u2014 the pre-Columbian civilization that inhabited the Santander highlands before Spanish colonization \u2014 and used for centuries afterward as the trade route connecting the canyon communities of this region. Declared a national monument in 1977 and restored in 1988, it is not a hiking trail designed for tourists. It is the actual surface the Guane built, maintained by the stone of the canyon itself, wide enough for commerce and durable enough to have survived several centuries intact. Walking it with a guide who knows the history transforms the landscape underfoot from scenery into evidence.\r\n\r\nBarichara \u2014 the starting point \u2014 is a national monument town founded in 1705, with stone streets, cream and terracotta facades, and canyon viewpoints that make the depth of the Santander highlands legible before the walk begins. The path descends through dry tropical scrub toward Guane, a village of a few hundred residents that has been largely bypassed by the last several decades of development and is, as a result, entirely itself \u2014 a paleontological museum with Guane artifacts and marine fossils, a colonial church on a quiet plaza, and the particular quality of a place that has not been asked to perform for visitors. The return on the same path is worth doing: the light shifts, the views open from different angles, and the rhythm of a walk you've already completed once settles into something meditative rather than exploratory.","tournotices":"","languages":["English","Spanish"],"min_group_size":2,"cancel_window":"12 hours before starting date","hook_text":"A 5.5-kilometer stone path built by the Guane people, declared a national monument in 1977, connecting two of Colombia's most beautiful colonial towns. This is Santander at its most honest.","review_score":5,"review_count":"1,200","price_tier":"$$","best_price":true,"display_terms":false,"video_url":"","gallery_images":[6186,6188,6185,6189,6183,6184],"highlights_items":[{"highlight_text":"Walk the Camino Real \u2014 a 5.5-kilometer stone path built by the Guane Indians, declared a national monument in 1977 and restored in 1988, that connects two of Santander's most preserved colonial towns at your own pace."},{"highlight_text":" Discover Barichara, consistently ranked among the most beautiful small towns in Colombia, where colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and the light of the Santander highlands have remained largely unchanged for centuries."},{"highlight_text":"Arrive in Guane \u2014 a town so small and so frozen in time that walking its streets, visiting its church, and sitting at its viewpoint feels like stepping out of the present entirely.  "},{"highlight_text":" Learn the history of the Camino Real from a guide who knows the Guane culture, the colonial-era significance of this trade route, and why santandereanos today are working to make it one of the region's most recognized heritage trails."},{"highlight_text":" Disconnect completely on a low-medium difficulty hike through a landscape that combines cobblestone trails, dry tropical vegetation, canyon views, and the warm hospitality of people who live alongside this path."}],"itinerary_rows":[{"iti_duration":"1 hour","iti_title":"Hotel Pickup & Drive to Barichara","iti_desc":"Depending on where you are staying, your driver picks you up and takes you to Barichara \u2014 a small colonial town considered one of the most beautiful in Colombia. The drive from your base city is included in the total tour duration and varies by location within Santander.\r\n"},{"iti_duration":"3 hours","iti_title":"Walk the Camino Real to Guane","iti_desc":"From Barichara, you set out on the Camino Real \u2014 a 5.5-kilometer stone path that runs through the Santander highlands toward the even smaller town of Guane. The walk takes 2 to 3 hours at a relaxed pace. The path is mostly wide cobblestone, declared a national monument in 1977, and your guide walks with you the entire way \u2014 sharing the history of the trail, the Guane Indian civilization that built it, the colonial-era trade it supported, and the contemporary effort to restore and promote it as a heritage route.\r\n"},{"iti_duration":"1 hour","iti_title":"Explore Guane & Free Time","iti_desc":"You arrive in Guane with free time to explore this tiny, beautifully preserved village. Visit the church, walk to the viewpoints, step into the old houses that line its narrow streets, and take a refreshing local drink before the return walk begins. Guane is the kind of place that rewards slow attention.\r\n"},{"iti_duration":"3 hours","iti_title":"Return Walk to Barichara","iti_desc":"You take the Camino Real back toward Barichara through the same path, which looks and feels different in the return direction \u2014 the light changes, the views open differently, and the walk settles into a comfortable rhythm after the morning's introduction.\r\n \r\n"},{"iti_duration":"1 hour","iti_title":"Return to Your Lodgings","iti_desc":" After visiting both Barichara and Guane and completing the full trail, your driver returns you to your hotel. Transfer time varies by departure city.\r\n"}],"whats_included":[{"whats_inc_item":"Private English-speaking guide (full day)."},{"whats_inc_item":"Hotel pickup and drop-off in private transportation."},{"whats_inc_item":"Gastronomic experience."},{"whats_inc_item":"All risk insurance."}],"whats_excluded":[{"whats_exc_items":"Breakfast and lunch."},{"whats_exc_items":"Extra purchases."}],"cancel_policy":"Free cancellation up to 12 hours before departure. Cancellations made within 12 hours of the tour start time are non-refundable.","before_booking":[{"before_book_item":"Most of this tour is done on foot \u2014 5.5 kilometers each way on cobblestone and dirt trail. Bring comfortable trekking shoes or sturdy walking shoes. Sandals and fashion sneakers are not suitable for this terrain.  "},{"before_book_item":" The Santander highlands can be warm and exposed. Bring sunscreen, a hat, light breathable clothing, and plenty of water. Your guide can advise on refill points along the way.  "},{"before_book_item":"The hike has a low-medium difficulty level. The path is wide and well-maintained, making it accessible to most fitness levels. If you have joint concerns or limited mobility, contact us before booking so we can advise honestly."},{"before_book_item":"Transfer time is included in the total tour duration of 6-9 hours. The exact time available for hiking and exploration depends on your departure city within Santander."},{"before_book_item":"Breakfast and lunch are not included. Eat before departure and bring snacks for the trail. There are options for a refreshing drink in Guane and food available in Barichara before and after the hike."}],"guest_reviews":[{"review_name":"Jean Carlo \u00c1.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"November, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"My experience with this agency has been exceptional. From the very first contact, the team demonstrated impeccable service, conveying trust, warmth, and professionalism. They made me feel valued and supported every step of the way, exceeding my expectations with their personal touch and the quality of their service."},{"review_name":"Daniel L.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"October, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"I had a great experience with Cielo Travel agency. They were very professional and clear during all the process and made me feel accompanied and guided if I had any questions. I will definitely use the services again in my next visit."},{"review_name":"Paula C.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"October, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"Cielo Travel understands tourism in Colombia like no one else. Their team is a master of digital marketing and knows how to connect travelers from all over the world with authentic and unique culinary experiences in the country. I loved their friendly approach, their creativity, and the way they manage to convey the essence of each place. An agency that truly promotes Colombian tourism!"},{"review_name":"Juan Fernando L.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"November, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"Excellent experience with this agency. The team at this agency has been amazing from the very first moment. They immediately made me feel comfortable with their warm and professional approach. They listened carefully to my needs, and their kind attention was constant throughout the entire process. I felt incredibly supported at every stage, and I absolutely recommend their services."},{"review_name":"Andrea P.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"October, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"200% recommended. It was totally worth it!! Everything was great! The service is exceptional and focused on your needs; they resolve absolutely everything!! They're always there for you and very attentive, helping me have one of the best experiences of my life. Thank you so much!!"}],"why_book":[{"why_book_items":"1,200 five-star reviews from real travelers \u2014 read them before you book."},{"why_book_items":"Best Price Guarantee \u2014 find this tour cheaper elsewhere and we'll match it."},{"why_book_items":"Private transportation door-to-door \u2014 no shared shuttles, no waiting around for strangers."},{"why_book_items":"Booking directly with us means your money stays with a Colombian-owned company, not a platform commission."},{"why_book_items":"Our team coordinates everything \u2014 pickup timing, the day\u2019s logistics, and the return \u2014 so you focus only on the experience."}],"faqs":[{"faq_title":" How difficult is the Camino Real hike from Barichara to Guane?","faq_content":" The hike has a low-medium difficulty level. The Camino Real is 5.5 kilometers in each direction, mostly on a wide cobblestone path with some sections of dirt trail. The terrain is not steep or technical, and the pace is entirely yours. The main demands are distance and sun exposure \u2014 bring water, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes. Most fitness levels manage it without difficulty.\r\n"},{"faq_title":" How long does the walk take?","faq_content":"The walk from Barichara to Guane takes 2 to 3 hours at a relaxed pace. The return walk adds another 2 to 3 hours. Combined with time in Guane and the transfers, the total day runs 6 to 9 hours depending on your departure city within Santander.\r\n"},{"faq_title":" What is the Camino Real?","faq_content":"The Camino Real is a 5.5-kilometer stone path that connects Barichara and Guane. It was built by the Guane Indians \u2014 the pre-Columbian civilization that inhabited this part of Santander before Spanish colonization \u2014 and later used as a trade route during the colonial era. The path was declared a national monument in 1977 and restored in 1988. It is one of the best-preserved indigenous stone trails in Colombia, and walking it is a direct physical connection to the region's pre-colonial past.\r\n"},{"faq_title":"What is there to do in Guane?","faq_content":"Guane is a very small town \u2014 and that is precisely its appeal. You can visit the colonial church, walk to the viewpoints over the canyon, explore the old houses and narrow streets, and take a local drink at one of the small spots in the main square. Your guide can provide context on the town's history and the Guane Indian civilization it was named after. Allow at least an hour to absorb it properly.\r\n"},{"faq_title":"Is food included on this tour?","faq_content":"Breakfast and lunch are not included. A gastronomic experience is included in the tour. 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