Pueblo Nuevo

Pueblo Nuevo is a small township in the department of Norte de Santander, in Colombia, it is the only town the conserved their colonial history in the municipality of Ocaña. It was the settlement of the first conquerors who were preparing to establish, by order of the Spanish Crown, a city that would stream trade that originated from Venezuela. Even today, the houses of Tapia fondation, or Adobe, craftsmanship inherited from the Spanish, are still standing. It is also an interesting ecologically rich landscape that you can cross on trails of immeasurable beauty. Just a few minutes out of the township, you can see over the vastness of the great Magdalena river, that over it's course, splits the country in two.