GINEBRA Región Central Valle del Cauca, Colombia

Ginebra, Home of the Mono Núñez Festival

Founded on February 9, 1909 1,100 m above sea level Climate Dry tropical
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Ginebra, Home of the Mono Núñez Festival

Ginebra, this municipality belongs to the department of Valle del Cauca and is known internationally for its cuisine, especially its sancocho de gallina (hen soup), as well as for its production of Isabella grapes and for the Mono Núñez Festival. The municipality features flat and mountainous zones, with a climate that ranges from warm lowlands to páramo (high-altitude moorland). Its main economic activities are its gastronomy and agriculture, with sugarcane, coffee, rice, beans, soybean, corn, cassava, and fruit trees standing out.

Other names Home of the Mono Núñez

Gallery of Ginebra, Home of the Mono Núñez Festival

Population
21,815 inhabitants
Climate
Dry tropical
Altitude
1,100 m above sea level
Founded
February 9, 1909

Local food

What you can't leave without trying

Beverages
Grape juice Oatmeal drink (avena) Mazamorra Sugarcane juice (guarapo) Lulada Borojó juice Champús Masato
Dishes
Sancocho de gallina (hen soup) Tamal valluno Arroz atollado
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Arepa valluna Empanadas Aborrajado Pandebono Marranitas Chontaduro (with salt and/or honey) Green mango
Desserts and sweets
Grape and blackberry jam Manjar blanco (milk custard) Grape arequipe Panela Pumpkin/squash Cebo Green papaya Citron Figs Cocadas Desamargado Champús
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Tourism in Ginebra

4 ways to explore the city. Open each category for details.

Restaurants +
Viejo Juancho, El Naranjal, El Molino, Venecia, Los Guaduales, La Portada de Belén, El Jordán, El Rincón Valluno, El Condado, La Emilia, El Samán, La Ramada, Aquí es Jacinta, Copabana, El Portón de Ginebra, El Mirador, El Sauce, La Albania
Swimming spots +
Balneario Parque Chicuco, Balneario La Cascada, Balneario Santa Juana
Parish +
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Rosario
Lake +
Lago de Trucha (Trout Lake)

Fairs and festivals of Ginebra

The cultural calendar that moves the city

JUN
Festival Mono Núñez
This festival is a musical competition — the country's leading contest for Andean music, bambuco, and Colombian pasillo. It has become a platform for international artists, some of whom have been nominated for and won Latin Grammy awards. The festival is held annually in the month of June.
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