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Department of Colombia
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By plane
The department has three airports: Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Airport in Tunja, to the east of the capital city, Alberto Lleras Camargo Airport in Sogamoso, and Juan José Rondón Airport in Paipa.
By boat
The department has a river port on the Magdalena River in Puerto Boyacá.
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Yopal · Regional · EYP
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a university city with a historical centre,
a colonial city near Tunja
handcraft shopping capital of Colombia, also known for its breathtaking Andean mountain views
industrial city north of the department
a very authentic colonial town in the middle of a rural atmosphere. It is one of the most beautiful villages in Colombia and it is also recognized as a spiritual discovery destination.
great trekking opportunities between lagunas and snow-capped summits of the Colombian Andes in the northeast of Boyacá
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