CUC → BOG

Sierra Nevada del Cocuy

The largest mass of glacial snow in South America north of the equator, featuring dramatic jagged white peaks.

Lake Tota

The largest lake in Colombia, known for its deep blue waters and white sand beaches at 3,015 meters above sea level.

Tunja

The historic capital of Boyacá, visible as a sprawling city nestled in the high-altitude Andean plateau.

Tominé Reservoir

A massive man-made lake that buried the old town of Guatavita, often visible during the descent into Bogota.

Chicamocha Canyon

Depending on the specific flight path, you may catch glimpses of the deep, rugged walls of this massive canyon system.

Magdalena Valley

The distant, hazy expanses of the tropical Magdalena River valley looking toward the Central Cordillera.

Zipaquirá and Nemocón

The salt-mining regions north of Bogota, characterized by unique geological formations and industrial salt pits.

Bogota Cityscape

As the plane turns for its final approach into El Dorado, you often get a sweeping view of the city's dense northern residential sectors.