Double Cabin (2nd floor)
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A-frame wooden cabin with double bed on the second floor. Triangular bamboo roof, triangular window overlooking the hills, and bathroom with carved trunk washbasin. Check-in 2 pm · Check-out 12 noon.
Saladoblanco · Huila · Colombia
Family eco-archaeological park in Saladoblanco, Huila — 1 hour from San Agustín.
Experiences
Living heritage
Each lithic element was documented with the National University and registered with ICANH.
Our story
Generation after generation, farm work kept bringing ancient sculptures to light. Instead of looting them, the family chose to protect them and leave them exactly where their creators carved them.
Discover our storyWhere to sleep
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A-frame wooden cabin with double bed on the second floor. Triangular bamboo roof, triangular window overlooking the hills, and bathroom with carved trunk washbasin. Check-in 2 pm · Check-out 12 noon.
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A-frame cabin with single bed on the first floor. Guadua walls, blue window overlooking the garden, and shared bathroom. Ideal for solo traveler or second guest of the large cabin.
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Complete two-story A-frame cabin for family or friend groups. First floor: 4 single beds. Second floor: 1 double bed. Maximum capacity 6-7 people.
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Complete two-story A-frame cabin, perfect for small families or couples who prefer a full cabin. First floor: 2 single beds. Second floor: 1 double bed. Maximum capacity 4 people.
Farm kitchen
Full breakfast with eggs, corn arepa, Santafereño hot chocolate, seasonal fruit juice and fresh regional fruit.
Daily lunch with soup or cream, main course of traditional Huila cuisine (protein + rice + salad + patacón), juice and dessert.
Grilled or steamed trout in Huila style, served with rice, salad, patacón, juice and dessert. Fresh trout from the Colombian Massif region.
Traditional cuisine from the Upper Magdalena. Hot plate with local protein, soup or chicken broth, arepa and hot drink. Menu varies by season.
Packed lunch box for long excursions: rice with chicken or meat, salad, fruit, beverage and dessert. Ideal for expeditions to Laguna del Dorado or Arco de las Jarras.
Traditional Huila tamale artisanally made with corn dough, chicken, pork, carrot, peas and rice, wrapped in banana leaf and steam-cooked. Served with arepa and hot chocolate.
Traditional Huila beverage made with fresh sugarcane juice. Fermented guarapo is part of the ancestral gastronomy of the region. Fresh unfermented cane juice also available.
Rated 4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews on Google
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“An excellent place if you enjoy nature and history… good service and genuine human warmth.”
“A wonderful place, excellent service. I loved the experience of exploring the history surrounded by nature.”
Before you come
Vegonia Arqueológica is located in Vereda Morelia, municipality of Saladoblanco (Huila). From Neiva: take the road to Pitalito (~3 hours) and then to Saladoblanco (~45 min). Coordinates: 2.0544°N, -76.1813°W. We will send exact directions upon booking via WhatsApp at 313 665 5001.
For the archaeological tour: rubber or tennis shoes, comfortable long-sleeve clothing (sun protection), insect repellent, water and a camera. For mountain expeditions (Arco de las Jarras, Laguna del Dorado): trekking footwear, waterproof jacket, warm clothing, flashlight and extra snacks. Plans include all meals, so you do not need to bring food for the plan.
Reservations are made via WhatsApp at 313 665 5001. A 50% advance payment is required to confirm the date. We accept Nequi (at 310 255 2545), bank transfer to Bancolombia, or cash at the farm. The remaining balance is paid at check-in. Cancellations more than 48 hours in advance receive a full refund of the advance payment.
Yes. The Colombian Institute of Anthropology and History (ICANH) is the Colombian State entity that regulates and protects archaeological heritage. Vegonia holds ICANH Resolution No. 1457 of October 4, 2023, which authorizes the legitimate custody of 6 pieces and lots: 3 statues, 1 slab lot and 2 grinding stones. The pieces belong to the Nation but the authorized custodian (Juan Pablo Paladinez Anacona) cares for them and makes them accessible to the public, contributing to their conservation.
The sculptures and cancel tombs of Vegonia were created by the ancestral culture of the Upper Magdalena, the pre-Hispanic group that inhabited this region between the 6th century BC and the 17th century AD. Radiocarbon dates from the site place the burials between the 6th century AD (Beta-10232) and the 10th century AD. Archaeologist Héctor Llanos (1984) cataloged it as the largest and best-preserved residential nucleus of the Upper Magdalena, with more than 112 artificial terraces across 8 hectares.
Yes. We have a space available for training sessions, workshops or corporate team-building activities. Room rental: $150,000/day; kitchen rental: $50,000/day. For large groups (more than 6 people) please check availability and special rates via WhatsApp. Guide-led excursions also adapt to groups: the guide to Laguna del Dorado, Salto de Bordones and Arco de las Jarras has a group price (≤5 people) with additional cost per extra person.
Vegonia is a year-round destination thanks to its temperate climate (12-24°C, altitude 1,500-2,100 m.a.s.l.). December-January and June-August are dry seasons, which favor mountain excursions. The rainy months (April-May and October-November) are perfect for enjoying lush vegetation and waterfall flows. The archaeological reserve can be visited in any weather condition.
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