Guided Tours
Engage a local guide to explore the 'Ciudad Perdida de Falan' for safety and historical insights.





Located in the Tolima Department, Falan is a destination where history meets nature. Formerly known as Santa Ana, the town is renowned for the 'Ciudad Perdida de Falan,' a collection of 17th-century colonial silver mine ruins hidden within a tropical forest. Visitors can trek through verdant trails to discover stone structures, tunnels, and waterfalls, providing a sense of adventure and historical discovery. The town itself maintains a traditional Colombian atmosphere, characterized by its friendly locals and peaceful pace of life. It is an excellent choice for those looking to explore the lesser-known historical and natural wonders of the Colombian Andes.
Located in the Tolima Department, Falan is a destination where history meets nature. Formerly known as Santa Ana, the town is renowned for the 'Ciudad Perdida de Falan,' a collection of 17th-century colonial silver mine ruins hidden within a tropical forest. Visitors can trek through verdant trails to discover stone structures, tunnels, and waterfalls, providing a sense of adventure and historical discovery. The town itself maintains a traditional Colombian atmosphere, characterized by its friendly locals and peaceful pace of life. It is an excellent choice for those looking to explore the lesser-known historical and natural wonders of the Colombian Andes.
The 'Lost City' colonial mining ruins.
Lush jungle trails and hidden waterfalls.
Authentic rural Colombian atmosphere.
Scenic views of the Tolima mountains.
Rich historical significance as a former colonial mining hub.
Stunning natural landscapes including waterfalls and jungle trails.
Limited tourist infrastructure compared to major cities like Ibagué.
Engage a local guide to explore the 'Ciudad Perdida de Falan' for safety and historical insights.
Ensure you have enough Colombian Pesos as ATMs are limited in rural areas.
History buffs and nature enthusiasts seeking quiet exploration.
COP $
$30-$50 p/day
Spanish
Pack insect repellent and sun protection for outdoor excursions in the tropical climate.
December-March, July-August
Mild temperatures with moderate rainfall; the surrounding nature is exceptionally green.
The driest season, ideal for hiking and visiting the archaeological ruins.
Expect more frequent rain showers, which can make rural roads and trails muddy.
Generally dry and sunny, offering the most reliable weather for outdoor exploration.