COVID-19 UPDATE:

This site has been canceled for 2020.

Bucaramanga

The Feast of Tabernacles in Colombia will be held again this year in the city of Bucaramanga, located on a plateau in the eastern slopes of the Andes Mountains. Often called “the City of Parks,” Bucaramanga was founded in 1622 and is noted for the nearby Chicamocha Canyon, the second-deepest canyon worldwide after the U.S. Grand Canyon. The national park of Chicamocha also has the second-longest cable car in the world—and the only one that crosses a canyon.

Another attraction is a cable car ride to Cerro El Santisimo, where a breathtaking view of the city and the entire area can be seen from high above the valley below. Also available is the historical colonial village of Giron, and other museums and parks.

An important aspect of the area is the climate, which is often described as perfect due to its average October temperature of 70 degrees, with the average high being 77 and the average low 65.

The Palo Negro Airport in Bucaramanga is only a 40-minute ride to the hotel. 

If you would like to join us and celebrate the Feast with the Colombian brethren, we would be happy to have you. The messages will be presented in Spanish with English translation provided.