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The Directions
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The Directions
Buses from San Gil take about 40 minutes, leave every half hour during daylight hours and only cost about COP3,000.
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Barichara is famed for being one of the prettiest colonial villages in all of Colombia, and it isn’t hard to see why. It’s a sleepy but well preserved little place with excellent panoramas of the surrounding countryside. There’s not much going on, but it’s worth visiting for the peaceful picturesqueness is nothing else. – Daniel
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Top Tips
Buses from San Gil take about 40 minutes, leave every half hour during daylight hours and only cost about COP3,000.
Consider walking to the village of Guane along the Camino Real. It’s a fairly short and pretty walk, and it’s all downhill from Barichara!
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