
La Tatacoa
This dry landscape combines red gullies around Cuzco with pale formations in Los Hoyos. Follow designated trails and protect its fossil heritage.
Find on map ↗A shaded square, fossil heritage and sculpted earth: Villavieja connects everyday life in northern Huila with La Tatacoa and its astronomy activities.

Do you run a business in Villavieja? Register it →
Villavieja is part of the settlement history of the upper Magdalena valley. Its centre preserves Santa Bárbara Chapel and the former parish house, home to the Paleontological Museum.
Fossils from La Tatacoa reveal environments very different from today’s dry landscape and help researchers understand Miocene wildlife. The municipality now brings together heritage, research and nature tourism.

This dry landscape combines red gullies around Cuzco with pale formations in Los Hoyos. Follow designated trails and protect its fossil heritage.
Find on map ↗
In the village centre, its fossil collection introduces the region’s Miocene animals and environments.
Find on map ↗
This small heritage chapel preserves a simple white façade and a two-bell gable near Villavieja’s historic centre.
Find on map ↗
Organised talks and telescope observation sessions. Schedules and visible objects depend on the offering and sky conditions.
Find on map ↗
An accompanied tour of La Tatacoa’s landscapes and trails. Confirm the booking, itinerary, transport and trail conditions with the provider before setting out.
Be part of Explorando Lugares
Don’t miss out.
If you run a hotel, restaurant, bar or shop, offer transport, tours or activities, we would like to hear from you.
Tell us about your business. We will contact you to discuss including it in the portal.
Request information →