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The Lost City is a sacred temple built by ancestors of the indigenous communities that now a days live in the area. This is one of the most important archaeological sites of Colombia, being even older than Macchu Picchu. This is a land of spiritual enchantment where tourism has allowed to help the local communities to protect and preserve this hidden gem in peace and harmony, generating also opportunities and income for the indigenous and rural communities there.
This is an experience designed for adventure-minded people with good physical conditions. The trek can be done in 4-, 5- or 6-days at any time of the year, except when the local indigenous authorities close the trail for spiritual purposes. On the way to the Lost City you will enjoy beautiful ecosystems, pristine rivers and great nature while immersing in the indigenous culture.
(07:30) – Pick up in Santa Marta in private 4×4 vehicles, then we will head up north to the sector of El Mamey, where after a briefing of all the trek, you will have lunch. Afterwards you will start a hike of 7.6 Kms to Adán’s cabin passing by several wells and natural freshwater pools from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta ending the day by resting in beds or hammocks (depending on the availability) and having dinner in the Adán’s cabin.
(06:00) – Breakfast and subsequently start of the trek of the day (15 kms in total) where you will first pass by the Wiwa indigenous community camp and then you will have lunch. After that you will have a trek bordering Mutanyi, which is an indigenous Kogui village before passing by the Wiwa indigenous community having lunch there. After that you will cross the Buritaca river before arriving that afternoon to Paraíso Teyuna camp where you will have dinner and will rest in beds or hammocks (depending on the availability).
(06:00) – Breakfast and subsequently start of the trek to the Ciudad Teyuna (Lost City) where you will ascent 1200 steps that lead to the terraces of our main destination, once there you will have time to enjoy the place and have lunch. After that you will head to the third station: Wiwa’s cabin, where you will have dinner and an opportunity to talk with indigenous people about their cosmovision and ancestral wisdom. Your accommodation will be in beds or hammocks (depending on the availability).
(06:00) – Breakfast and then a hike back down passing by spots with of rivers, waterfalls and pools that are born in the Sierra Nevada in order to get to the starting point of the experience: El Mamey, where you will have lunch and afterwards you will be transferred in private vehicles to Santa Marta where you will be left in the place that you indicate us within the city.
