Laguna Magdalena
The source of the Magdalena River in the heart of the Andes.

HIGHLIGHTS
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Source of the Magdalena River: The lagoon is the origin of Colombia's most important river, a historical and geographical milestone.
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Breathtaking Scenery: Surrounded by mountains and dense cloud forest, the lagoon offers a spectacular backdrop.
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Rich Biodiversity: Home to a wealth of flora and fauna, including endemic plant and animal species of the region.
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Spiritual Significance: The lagoon holds cultural and spiritual importance for the indigenous communities of the area.
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Peaceful Atmosphere: An ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying nature, far from urban hustle and bustle.
FACTS
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Location: The lagoon is located in Quinchana, in the Huila Department, near San Agustín.
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Elevation: It is situated at approximately 3,300 meters above sea level.
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Climate: The area is characterized by cool temperatures and frequent mist.
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Hydrological significance: As the source of the Magdalena River, it plays a crucial role in Colombia's water system.
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Conservation status: Part of a protected area aimed at preserving the ecosystem.


ACTIVITIES
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Multi-day trekking or horseback riding tours (e.g., starting in San Agustín and ending in Popayán).
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Destinations
Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information.