Mocoa

Putumayo

Mocoa - Putumayo

The municipality of Mocoa is the capital of the Putumayo department and was founded in September 29th, 1563, along the Mocoa River in the north of the department.
Mocoa has an altitude of 55mts and an average temperature of 25C, but the municipality covers an area expanding from the Andes mountains to the flat lands, with the prescence of diiferent climates accordingly.
The most important economic activities of the department are agriculture and cattle ranching.

Tourist Attractions:

Serrania de Churumbelo Natural Reserve

Salto del Hornocayo waterfall

Yunguillo Indigenous Reserve

The Rumiyaco Botanical Garden

The different celebrations and rituals of its indigenous groups

Ecological walks

The Floklor carnival in the first days of January.

The Indigenous Music and Dance Festival

Access:
By land: Mocoa is accesible from the rest of the country by a new road connecting it with Pitalito in the Huila department. Other roads in regular state provide access to other populations in the Putumayo department.

WELCOME TO MOCOA, VISIT AND ENJOY ITS BEAUTIES AND HELP US CONSERVE THEM.