How to get to the Laguna Negra in Valle del Cauca

Known for its cold climate and spectacular natural landscapes.
Known for its cold climate and spectacular natural landscapes.

Valley News.

The Laguna Negra, a natural treasure in the Cauca Valley, is a must-see destination for lovers of nature tourism.

Located in the Páramo Las Domínguez, this oasis of picturesque landscapes and wild vegetation offers a unique experience for those seeking to explore the natural beauty of Colombia.

Departing from the charming town of Tenerife, travelers embark on a journey to the Black Lagoon.

A spectacular view of the lake.

It is recommended to start the trip early, around 7:00 am, as the ascent can take between 4 and 5 hours, depending on the pace and weather conditions.

It is essential to be in good physical shape due to the altitude of 3,800 meters above sea level.

In addition, caution is advised, since rains are usually frequent on the return leg after 2:00 pm.

The Páramo de Las Domínguez and Tenerife, located southeast of Valle del Cauca, are ideal destinations for nature and conservation tourism.

This region, known for its cold climate and spectacular natural landscapes, is also an important agricultural center that supplies the region.

Although less visited, the Páramo de las Hermosas National Natural Park is another natural treasure that extends over 150,000 hectares, covering the municipalities of Tolima, Cauca and Valle del Cauca.

This park is vital to the water supply in the region and is home to endangered species such as the spectacled bear.

The history of the paramo dates back to its ancient indigenous Pijaos inhabitants, whose presence is still felt thanks to conservation efforts.

Today, the Páramo de las Hermosas offers visitors a unique experience, with its diversity of lagoons, Andean forests and a temperature that ranges between 1 and 21 degrees Celsius.

Accessing the Páramo de las Hermosas is possible through land roads from Palmira, Pradera or El Cerrito, guided by local experts.

This trip promises not only stunning landscapes, but also a deep connection with the nature and history of the region, leaving visitors with unforgettable memories of this hidden gem in Valle del Cauca.

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