Sol Muisca Country Cabin

Family cabin for 5 people equipped with everything you need for short and long stays. It has 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. Amidst olive trees surrounded by clean air and nature, just 9 minutes (4.5 km) from the village in the tourist circuit of El Fósil and Pozos Azules, an ideal place to enjoy all the comforts and safety of this wonderful tourist destination. We have STARLIGHT International Certification The space In the middle of olive trees just 4.5 km from the village with pure air and nature, you can disconnect and enjoy green areas, parking, Wi-Fi, social room, independent and safe malokas chalets. We are an option for connecting with nature, with the essence, with the peace and tranquility of the ancestral territory that Villa de Leyva represents. Visit SOL MUISCA and ask about the exhibitions of the Muisca Culture, with its symbology and worldview and the archeology of the territory, its astronomy, solar calendars and the nightly activities of astronomy workshops with talks and observation by telescopes. For the second consecutive year, SOL MUISCA has obtained the STARLIGHT RURAL HOUSE International Certification to continue with the commitment to the "protection of the night skies and the right to the light of the stars" Declaration of La Palma Fundación STARLIGHT - UNESCO 2007, to carry out activities to disseminate astronomy and astrotourism. And the Accésit - Starlight Recognition in the Best Starlight Accommodation category in the V Edition of the Starlight International Awards for upholding the principles set out in the Declaration of La Palma. Welcome We are an option to connect with nature, with the peace and tranquility of the ancestral territory in Villa de Leyva. Visit SOL MUISCA and ask about the activities and exhibitions of the Muisca Culture, solar calendars and activities with astronomy workshops, talks and observation through telescopes. We have International STARLIGHT Certification for the commitment to “protection of the night skies and the right to starlight” to carry out astronomy and astrotourism activities. Welcome! Other things to note SOL MUISCA as Sitio Starlight invites you to explore El Valle de Zaquencipa The Origin of the Extraordinary that astonishes for its biodiversity and variety of ecosystems, ranging from the Sanctuary of Fauna and Flora de Iguaque, a natural national park and a sacred place in the Muisca cosmogony, to the Andean and high Andean forests, through the highland or desert dry enclave. Este paisaje permite a los viajeros conectar con distintos tonos de verde y ocre, y ofrece la oportunidad de observar las estrellas bajo uno de los cielos más limpios del mundo, reconocido con la Certificación Starlight. Las comunidades locales valoran esta riqueza y han establecido alrededor de 50 Reservas Naturales de la Sociedad Civil, dedicadas a la conservación y al amor por la tierra. Los visitantes pueden recorrer senderos o participar del AVITURISMO con la observación de aves como la piquipinta Muscisaxicola maculirostris, una especie endémica del desierto, o el príncipe de Arcabuco Coeligena prunellei, endémico de la vertiente occidental de la Cordillera Oriental de Colombia. SOL MUISCA as a Starlight Site invites you to explore the Zaquencipa Valley, the Origin of the Extraordinary, which amazes with its biodiversity and variety of ecosystems, ranging from the Iguaque Fauna and Flora Sanctuary, a natural national park and sacred place in the Muisca cosmogony, to the Andean and high Andean forests, passing through the dry high Andean enclave or desert. This landscape allows travelers to connect with different shades of green and ochre, and offers the opportunity to observe the stars under one of the cleanest skies in the world, recognized with the Starlight Certification. Local communities value this wealth and have established around 50 Civil Society Nature Reserves, dedicated to conservation and love for the land. Visitors can walk along trails or participate in birdwatching, observing birds such as the pintail Muscisaxicola maculirostris, a species endemic to the desert, or the stingray Coeligena prunellei, endemic to the western slope of the Eastern Cordillera of Colombia. Registration Details 85322