COLOMBIA THE 7 COLOR COUNTRY

Describe the wonders of the Colombian territory, the colors of the land, water and air that can be seen, felt and breathed in this beautiful territory. Its contrasts and different shades make this wonderful country a poetry that captivates and conquers those who visit it.

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Cartagena "The Gateway to South America”

Cartagena is a city located on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. Is located in the north of the country, and is the capital of the Bolivar region. La Heroica', as it is called, is surrounded by several archipelagos and islands that are paradises for a true rest.

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What to do in Cartagena de Indias?

Undoubtedly, you should get to know the architectural and cultural heritage of the city by touring its historic center, which is surrounded by long kilometers of ancient walls that make up the walled city.

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But 'La Heroica' is not only history, because the city is the scene of a vibrant present that is manifested in major world-class events that position the Cartagena of today.

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Barranquilla "Colombia's Golden Gate"

Barranquilla, also known as the 'Arenosa' or ' la Bella', is one of Colombia's main cities and a tourist destination of reference for locals and foreigners.

This city, where the Magdalena River ends its long journey, is the birthplace of great musicians, writers and painters. It is also the scene of one of the most important festivals in the country: the Carnival of Barranquilla.

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What can you do in Barranquilla?

This city has a wide range of recreational and cultural activities to enjoy. One of them is to visit the historic center, declared of Cultural Interest in 1999, where you will find tourist sites such as the Paseo de Bolivar, one of the most prominent avenues of the city.

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In the city, you can also visit the mythical Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndez, home of Atlético Junior and home of the Colombian National Team during the World Cup qualifiers.

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Cali “City of Rhythm”

The capital of Valle del Cauca is a city that has tourist attractions with history, a very active cultural life and musical rhythms that have made it famous around the world.

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What to do in Cali?

You can not miss key points such as the Cali Zoo, the Granada neighborhood and the imposing Cristo Rey, a statue similar to Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro that watches over the city from the Cerro de las Tres Cruces.

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In addition, the sugar cane that grows in Valle del Cauca gives rise to a great variety of sweets, such as manjar blanco, cocadas, cholado and champús, a rich drink made with corn, lulo, pineapple, cinnamon and panela syrup.

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Activities not to be missed

If you want to learn how to dance salsa, Cali is your ideal tourist destination. Although it may seem difficult to learn because of the speed and coordination of the movements, in Cali there are many plans for you to internalize some steps in academies and schools.

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Medellin “The Eternal Spring City”

Medellin's climate, mountainous landscape, spectacular panoramic views and green spaces make a tour of the city a seductive experience.

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Medellin celebrates Feria de las Flores (The Flower Fairy), recognized worldwide, because in few places in the world can you see such a variety of flowers and styles of silletas.

Generally, this festival is held in the first weeks of August and since its creation in 1957, it has become one of the symbols of the Paisa culture (the name by which the inhabitants of Medellin and Antioquia are known).

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If you are looking for what to do in Medellin, you can choose from many plans: family, adventure, couple... Families.

It is also worth enjoying the Arvi Park, and places that are on the outskirts, such as Guatapé, where the famous Piedra del Peñol is located. 

You can also visit the town of Guatapé, very traditional, colorful and full of charm.

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Bogota

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Bogota is the capital and largest city in Colombia. It is a convergence point for people from all over the country, so it is diverse and multicultural, combining the ancient and the modern.

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Bogota is green thanks to its parks and the eastern hills that dominate the sanctuaries of Monserrate and Guadalupe. Few cities have a landscape like the one that Bogotanos enjoy every day, when their gaze is lost in that kind of green sea formed by the Andes Mountains, in the mountains that rise above the east.

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The climate or temperature you can find in Bogota has a lot to do with the strategic location of the city. Being at an altitude of 2,600 meters and surrounded by mountains, its climate or temperature during the day is mild with an average of 19 ° C, dropping slightly at night. For this reason, autumn clothing is perfect to enjoy the weather in Bogota.