Plans to enjoy as a couple or with the family: unforgettable getaways in Pamplona and Chinácota

Romantic getaway: Three days in Chinácota to reconnect

For couples looking for a break away from the hustle and bustle, Chinácota is a destination full of magic. With its mild climate, green landscapes and tranquil atmosphere, this small town has become the perfect refuge for those who want to reconnect without rushing.

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Day 1 - Arrival, relaxation and special dinner

Tomorrow:

The trip from Cúcuta takes about an hour. Arriving at Hotel Cariongo Chinácota, one breathes peace. The rooms offer views of the mountains and spaces designed for intimacy. A welcome drink from the first touch of hospitality.

Afternoon:

After settling in, a walk through the historic center of town may be the ideal way to start. Visit together the Nuestra Señora de Belén Church, the main park or take pictures at the traditional kiosk.

Night:

Back at the hotel, dinner awaits you at the restaurant. Accompany your dinner with a glass of wine and enjoy the background music or an acoustic performance, available on some evenings.

"A good conversation by candlelight, a freshly baked pizza and the mountain air: sometimes, you don't need more to feel fulfilled."

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Day 2 - Nature, adventure and rest

Tomorrow:

After a breakfast of fruit, eggs and Colombian coffee, get ready to explore. One of the favorite plans for couples is to visit the Pozo del Burro or take a gentle hike to the Piedra del Fraile, a natural viewpoint where the landscape looks like a postcard.

Afternoon:

Back at the hotel, take advantage of the pool or order a refreshing cocktail. You can also enjoy a quiet read on the terrace or simply relax with a hot drink.

Night:

For dinner, you can repeat at the hotel or explore a local restaurant. In Chinácota we recommend trying the carne oreada, the arepas with fresh cheese or the tamales nortesantandereano style.

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Day 3 - Morning off and back with a full heart

The last day is to enjoy without a clock. Breakfast is available early in the morning and you can take advantage of it to plan your next trip. Before leaving, don't forget to take one last picture in the hotel gardens. That will be your new favorite souvenir.

Family trip to Pamplona: culture, history and nature for everyone ‍‍‍‍‍.

For those traveling with children, teenagers or even grandparents, Pamplona is a destination that has it all: museums, delicious food, natural parks and that air of a colonial city that invites you to walk calmly.

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Day 1 - Discovering the city and its flavors

Tomorrow:

When you arrive at Hotel Cariongo Pamplona, you will be met by a team ready to make your stay a temporary home. The location is perfect: in the heart of downtown, with easy access to tourist sites.

Afternoon:

After settling in, you can walk along Calle Real, visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, tour the Plazuela Almeida or enter the Casa Colonial Museum. If you are traveling with children, these places can be an excellent introduction to the history told with objects, maps and legends.

Night:

For dinner, the hotel's Chitarero restaurant offers a menu ideal for the whole family, with local and international options. Children can enjoy pastas, homemade hamburgers or typical soups. Adults can enjoy meats, fresh salads and gourmet dishes.

"Eating as a family is more than feeding each other. It's sharing stories, laughing at GPS mistakes and planning the next stop together."

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Day 2 - Museums, countryside and sweets

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After a breakfast that includes arepas de maíz pelao, hot chocolate and freshly baked bread, you can visit the Ramírez Villamizar Museum of Modern Art, where art becomes an experience. The little ones love the abstract shapes and colors.

Afternoon:

You can enjoy the hotel's gardens, ideal for jogging, playing, picnicking or simply enjoying the scenery. If you prefer something more traditional, the Hato Lagoon is another good option to spend an afternoon among ducks, fresh air and games.

Night:

As night falls, a quiet evening awaits. Many parents appreciate this time to sort through photos, have a quiet chat or enjoy a cup of coffee while the children watch movies or play games.

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Day 3 - Sweet farewell

Before leaving, don't forget to try the wafers with arequipe or the solteritas. You can also buy some souvenirs from the hotel: notebooks, T-shirts or ponchos with the Cariongo logo, as a souvenir of an experience to repeat.

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Pamplona or Chinácota, which one to choose?

Both destinations are special, but their style is different. Chinácota is ideal for those seeking nature, rest and silence. Perfect for couples or families who want a quiet and outdoor plan. Pamplona, on the other hand, offers a mix of history, architecture, gastronomy and cultural activities. More urban, but just as charming.

Both Hotel Cariongo locations are designed to adapt to whatever you need: relaxation, fun, connection or discovery. And both share the warmth of its staff, always attentive to make you feel at home.

Useful tips for your getaway

• Weather: in June, the weather is mild, ideal for cool clothes during the day and light coats at night.
• Reservations: it is recommended to make them at least one week in advance, especially if you are traveling in high season.
• Transportation: if you do not have your own vehicle, there are options of public transportation or private services from Cúcuta.
• Special activities: check with the hotel for events, live music, local celebrations or festivals during your visit.
• What to bring: camera, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent and the desire to disconnect.

Live June with calm and charm

This mid-year month, give yourself a break that is worth it. Escape with your loved ones to a place where time stands still, where the coffee tastes better, where the food is comforting and where silence also speaks.

Whether in Pamplona or Chinácota, Hotel Cariongo is ready to welcome you with open arms.

For more information on prices, availability and special packages, please contact us at the reservations number.

Your break starts here. And no, you don't have to go that far to find it.

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