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Gateway to the extraordinary beauty of the Amazon rainforest, a multicultural city that technically forms one with the Brazilian municipality of Tabatinga, home to numerous indigenous communities that handle most of the tourist services.
From the city it is possible to embark on the Amazon River, entering the dense tropical jungle, a fascinating journey that crosses the most mega diverse area of the world.

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Gorgona Island. Southwest Insular of Colombia

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Gorgona Island. Southwest Insular of Colombia

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Nature Sanctuary declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, considered one of the tourist places in Colombia where the diversity of flora and fauna is more abundant.
Ecosystems that vary between coral reefs and the tropical humid forest, build the paradisiacal landscapes of the island, among which it is possible to see dolphins, sharks, sea lions and the amazing migrations of humpback whales.

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Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina. Northwest Insular of Colombia

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Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina. Northwest Insular of Colombia

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Recognized as a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco, captivated by its unique landscapes, among mangrove forests, palm trees, coral reefs and seagrass beds that surround white sandy beaches, considered among the most beautiful in America. San Andres, its capital and largest island, is the one that concentrates the largest tourism infrastructure, and from which excursions are undertaken to the extraordinary marine biodiversity that surrounds the cays and islands of Providencia and Santa Catalina.

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National Archaeological Park of Tierradentro.

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National Archaeological Park of Tierradentro.

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Over the valley of the San Andrés ravine, near the city of Popayán, is one of the most archaeological sites in Colombia, home to huge stone sculptures and an extraordinary concentration of pre-Hispanic underground tombs built between 600 and 900 after Christ.

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Caldas, Quindío and Risaralda. Central West of Colombia

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Caldas, Quindío and Risaralda. Central West of Colombia

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Coffee region located between the mountainous landscapes of the Cordillera de los Andes, characterized by its snow-capped peaks, green hills and agricultural valleys, among which magical colonial towns and rural haciendas erupt, living around coffee production.
Risaralda, building a geometric triangle, has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco.

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Considered one of the most beautiful villages in Colombia, captivated by its preserved colonial architecture, immersed among valleys and agricultural landscapes, which have as backdrop the majesty of the Andes Mountain Range.
With a similar appearance to the Andalusian towns, it stands out for its white buildings, totally cobbled streets and a monumental Plaza Principal, an immense 14,000 square meter esplanade, considered the largest in Colombia.

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Santa Fe de Antioquia Northwest of Colombia

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Santa Fe de Antioquia Northwest of Colombia

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Declared a National Monument, it fascinates for its aspect of a city frozen in time, still retaining its stone streets lined by old mansions, from which windows and balconies decorated with delicate wooden balustrades appear.

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Among the beautiful landscapes of the Sierra Nevada and the Caribbean Sea, is what is considered the oldest city in Colombia and the second in South America, an enclave of history that shines for its colonial architecture recently restored through the most ambitious project of recovery heritage that the country has made.

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Captivated by its mix of modernity and history, where avant-garde design proposals, vibrant nightlife and business centers intersect with the magical colonial architecture and cobbled streets of La Candelaria neighborhood

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Cartagena de Indias Northwest of Colombia

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Cartagena de Indias Northwest of Colombia

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Magical city built on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, surrounded by imposing walls and fortifications that once protected it from attacks by pirates and corsairs. Declared today a World Heritage Site by Unesco, it is a wonder for the preservation of its colonial identity, with cobbled streets where time seems to have passed, between squares one more beautiful than the other and colorful architectures from which delicate wooden balconies look out.