Cities in Putumayo

The capital of Putumayo and the gateway to the Colombian Amazon. It is nestled in the foothills of the Andes and is famous for its spectacular waterfalls, including the "Fin del Mundo" and "Ojo de Dios."

A small municipality in the Sibundoy Valley famous for its natural thermal springs and picturesque Andean mountain surroundings.

A biodiversity-rich municipality in the tropical lowlands of Putumayo, known for its beautiful rivers, dense jungle, and important role in the region's energy sector.

A tropical municipality along the Putumayo River, characterized by its rich biodiversity and peaceful riverside communities in the heart of the department.

An expansive Amazonian municipality with vast areas of primary rainforest and growing river port communities along the lower Putumayo River.

Located deep in the Amazon rainforest near the border with Peru and Ecuador, it is a remote frontier town known for its extraordinary river biodiversity and indigenous heritage.

A cold-climate valley in the high Andes of Putumayo, world-renowned for its Kamsá and Inga indigenous communities and their vibrant traditional masks and weaving.

A peaceful Andean town located in the high mountains of Putumayo, offering stunning mountain landscapes and a cool climate unique to the region.

A vital border municipality on the San Miguel River, connecting Colombia with Ecuador through intense commercial and cultural exchange.

A high Andean municipality in Putumayo, featuring a beautiful colonial center and serving as the mountain gateway to the Sibundoy Valley.

Also known as La Hormiga, it is a bustling commercial center in southern Putumayo, known for its mix of cultures and productive agricultural lands.

The commercial hub of the department, situated on the banks of the Putumayo River. It is a vital port for river transportation and trade between the Amazon and the rest of Colombia.

The agricultural gateway of Putumayo, located at the foot of the Andes, serving as a vital connection point between the mountains and the Amazon plains.