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Best time to visit Pasto
The best time to visit Pasto is during the dry season from June to September. You might also be interested in visiting the city during the Blacks and Whites Carnival, held during the beginning of January.
Climate in Pasto
Being a city in the Andes, the climate in Pasto oscilates between a mild and cold weather, with an average temperature of 55,4 ºF. It is recommended you bring warm clothes and take sorojchi pills to better enjoy your stay in Pasto.There is also average rain all year long, although it decreases between June and September.
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The things to do in Pasto
Nightlife in Pasto
Discoteca Rylax
Location: Cruce de Carrera 30a con Calle 18
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
Club with excellent service and an ample dance floor to enjoy the rumba deep into the night.
Coyote Ugly
Location: Calle 18 # 29-91 Parque Infantil Loc.7
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
Nice club with great DJs a variety of drinks to choose for.
Where to eat in Pasto
Capitán Nirvana
Location: Cra. 27
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
Restaurant that offers live music, original decorations and a variety of dishes to choose from.
Tipicuy
Location: # a 50-144,, Cl. 18 #50142
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
One of the most traditional restaurants in the city, known for its typical dishes of the Nariño region.
The tourist places to see in Pasto are
Pasto's Historical Center
Location: Downtown
Hours: All day long
Price: Free entrance
Group of colonial buildings in a perfect state. The main attraction is the Cathedral of San Ezequiel Moreno Díaz, gothic style building constructed on top of the San Francisco de Asís Chapel, which was sacked in 1822.
La Cocha Lake
Also called Lake Guamuez, it consists on a grat natural body of water of glacial origin. Nearby you can find restaurants, natural lookout spots and you can take a tour through the lake by boat.
The things to do in Pasto
Visit the Chimayoy Environmental Center
Location: 4 km de San Juan de Pasto
Hours: Unknown
Price: Unknown
Space designed for the education, tourism, environmental investigation and ecological conservation. It has long roads with flora and fauna, and diverse activities that methodologically seek an integration between society and the environment, as well as to reinforce ecological projects.
Visitar el Museo del oro del Banco de la República
Location: Calle 19 No. 21-27
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 5: 00 p.m.
Price: Free Entrance
Offers visitors an extraordinary collection, part of the archeological legacy of south Colombia, as well as an history that bridges the past and the present.
Typical dishes in Pasto
Roasted Cuy
One of the most popular Cuy recipe in Nariño. The cuy meat is seasoned then roasted in carbon fire and then served with potatoes or chili.
Frito Pasturi
Pork meat served with baked potatoes, peanut chili and pop-corn. The meat is seasoned with aliños and marinated a day before it is cooked.
Accomodations in Pasto
Precio: Starting at 40 000 COP
Hotel that welcomes pets, has restaurant, free wi-fi and rooms with private bathroom and cable TV.
Important dates in Pasto
| Carnival of Blacks and Whites | (From the 2nd to the 7th of January) | The Carnival originates from the fusion and sincretism of multiple cultural and religious expressions of the Andes, the Amazonia, and the western culture. The carnival has four stages: the Carnavalito, the arrival of the Castañeda Family, the day of the Blacks and the day of the Whites, which closes with a great parade (being this the most important touristic day of the event). |
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