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Destination · Oriente

Marulanda

Enjoy a view full of color.

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In Marulanda, nature reveals itself as a true work of art: multicolored mountains, endless greens and a landscape that impresses from the very first glance. During your visit you will be able to contemplate the pure beauty of its natural surroundings, a unique attraction that distinguishes the municipality and its surroundings. Marulanda rises on the edge of the mountain range, with the cold mountain climate that gave it its tradition of wool and ruanas (traditional Colombian ponchos), and it is a welcoming destination, perfect for connecting with the tranquility and grandeur of the landscape.

What to expect

Treasures found in their sheep

Their tradition is the production of sheep's wool. On the wool route you can learn about the entire process, from caring for the sheep to spinning and dyeing. Local artisans will show their skills in making unique textiles such as blankets (cobijas) and ruanas, the latter being their emblematic product.

A little town full of color

Marulanda stands out not only for its colonial architecture, where two-story bahareque houses shine with colorful baseboards, doors and windows, but also for its impressive coffee landscapes.

A celebration in honor of wool

Every two years you can gather in this small corner to immerse yourself in the traditional Fiestas de la Lana, la Papa, la Leche y la Arriería (Wool, Potato, Milk and Muleteer Festivals). During this event, approximately 2.500 sheep parade through the streets of the municipality.

Cittaslow: slow city

This municipality has embraced the Cittaslow movement, where time seems to move more slowly and quality of life matters most. Here, the streets will invite you to stroll without hurry, you will enjoy conversations with the locals, and you will relax in the midst of nature.

Don't miss out on the world of the arriería!

You can still see the arrieros: brave men and women who transport goods across the mountains, using mules and horses. This ancient trade has survived the passage of time and is a sign of the resilience and tenacity of the people of the region.

Majesty in the mountains

The Cueva de Bermúdez and the Valle de las Cabras are two natural jewels of Marulanda, unique places for those who want to connect with the mountains, history and nature.

In the Valle Alto de Cabras you will find a native forest of wax palm, the national tree, which wraps the landscape in mist, mountain trails, untouched nature and vibrant biodiversity.

Meanwhile, the Cueva de Bermúdez holds ancient local myths and legends, inviting visitors to explore its corners and immerse themselves in the history of these mountains.

So you will immerse yourself in beauty, discover the richness of its culture and a wax palm forest.

¡Caldas es Natural y Marulanda te gustará!

Marulanda is part of what Caldas offers visitors, in the Oriente subregion. Caldas es Natural lists 5 registered tourism providers in the municipality and 1 experiences to enjoy.