History of Vista Hermosa

of river Guejar site concentration on what is now known as San Juan de Arama. Subsequently, these sites and large farms began to disappear by epidemics and the expulsion of the Jesuits. At that time, this region was known by the name of "Concepción de Arama".

Starting the twentieth century, the entire region was a township of the municipality of San Martín. In June 1845, by decree of the Province of Bogotá, which by then exercising territorial jurisdiction over the Colombian Orinoco, to "Concepción de Arama" was renamed "San Juan de Arama". The November 17, 1966 by Ordinance 003 of the Departmental Assembly of Meta, was elevated to the category of municipality entire region. Vista Hermosa was founded on April 13, 1964 by immigrant settlers Arroyabe Ramon, Pedro Enrique Angulo, Ernesto and Christopher Oliveros Loaiza. Initially the place was known as Puerto Dulce. It was a place of rest or inn who traveled between San Juan de Arama and colonization on Guejar river. Development and population growth was very fast, and they found land suitable for agriculture and livestock. It based on their population growth, is elevated to the status of Police Inspectorate town of San Juan de Arama in 1968. Its name is derived from the place of today's urban areas, where you have a very beautiful sight on the Serrania de La Macarena and Guejar vegas river. It soon becomes supply center for the entire front of colonization that goes there to items provided to meet their needs, developing a very important trade.

The November 29, 1969, Vista Hermosa is elevated to the status of town by Order 019 of the Departmental Assembly of Meta.

Continuous visits different personalities as President Juan Manuel Santos, some ministers, the ambassadors of the United States of America, Spain, Holland, France,