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History of Paya

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In 1600, the Jesuits arrived in the territory of the municipality which was inhabited by indigenous family of the Muisca . In 1625, they finally settled in the village, and then adding Tamara Pisba Paya and 1304 were indigenous.

Pos be pathway required communication between the Midwest and the Eastern Plains, the Spanish built a small fort in this location since 1782, which for the Liberation Campaign of New Granada, on June 27, 1819, was taken by the forces Rebels at the Battle of Paya or Thermopylae Paya, thereby achieving the first victory

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