Panaca

PANACA: An Adventure Through the Magic of the Countryside

Located in the municipality of Quimbaya, PANACA is the world’s first agricultural theme park and one of the most representative family experiences in Quindío.

Here, visitors experience rural life up close by interacting with domestic animals, exploring themed stations, taking part in practical activities, and enjoying performances that showcase the knowledge, traditions, and daily work of farming communities.

What can you do?

• Explore themed stations: meet horses, cattle, pigs, dogs, small farm animals, and other domestic species.
• Join the Living Classrooms: learn by doing through activities related to milking, planting, traditional products, and rural life.
• Enjoy live performances: the standard admission ticket includes five shows featuring animals and performers.
• Interact with animals: take part in educational experiences designed to introduce children and adults to agricultural life.
• Explore nature: walk along outdoor trails surrounded by vegetation and Coffee Region landscapes.
• Try adventure activities: enjoy ziplining, Tibetan bridges, horseback riding, and an aerial cable ride for an additional fee.
• Experience Travesía 2.0: an evening equestrian show featuring horses, acrobatics, music, dance, lighting, and special effects.

Available Passes

PANACA Pass: includes one day of park access, themed stations, Living Classrooms, animal interaction, and five live performances.

Countryside Pass: includes two days of access, all PANACA Pass experiences, and the evening equestrian show Travesía 2.0.

Travesía Pass: provides access only to the evening equestrian show, which lasts approximately one hour.

Recommended Visiting Time

Ticket offices generally operate from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. During the low season, the park is normally closed on Wednesdays, while during peak season it may open every day.

Arrive around 10:00 a.m. to explore the stations at a relaxed pace and organize your visit around the show schedule.

Opening dates, performances, and activities may change depending on the season, operations, or weather conditions. Always check the official schedule before traveling.

How to Get There

PANACA is located in rural Quimbaya, approximately 30 minutes from Armenia. Visitors can arrive by private vehicle, taxi, tourist transportation, or public transportation connections from Armenia and Quimbaya.

When traveling by private vehicle, follow the road between Montenegro and Quimbaya and continue according to the signs leading to the park.

Estimated Budget per Person

• Adult PANACA Pass: approximately COP $108,000 when purchased online in advance or COP $120,000 at the regular rate.
• Child PANACA Pass: approximately COP $76,500 online or COP $85,000 at the regular rate.
• Adult Countryside Pass: approximately COP $153,000–$175,000.
• Food and drinks: budget approximately COP $40,000–$75,000.
• Transportation or parking: approximately COP $15,000–$50,000, depending on the departure point.
• Adventure activities: available for an additional fee.

Children measuring 90 centimeters or less enter free of charge.

Useful Tips

• Purchase tickets online to receive discounts and reduce waiting time.
• Save the QR code on your phone before arriving.
• Set aside a full day to explore the park.
• Wear lightweight clothing and comfortable closed shoes.
• Bring a hat, sunscreen, a raincoat, and drinking water.
• Check the show schedule when entering so you do not miss any performances.
• Keep in mind that the route includes dirt paths, slopes, and green areas.
• Check age, height, and health restrictions for adventure activities.
• Performances and certain activities may be suspended because of rain or safety conditions.
• When planning to attend Travesía 2.0, confirm that a performance is scheduled for your selected date.

An Experience That Connects You With Rural Life

PANACA is a place where children and adults can learn, have fun, and reconnect with nature. Each station reveals the importance of rural work and helps visitors understand why the countryside is essential to life in the cities.

Through animals, trails, performances, and traditions, every visit becomes a family adventure filled with memories and a new appreciation for the rural world.

Opening hours, prices, activities, and performances may change. Check the official schedule before your visit.