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The Sultana del Valle is a city of great spaces for tourism and recreation. From sites of historical value to spaces for nighttime and daytime fun, they make the city a mecca for tourism.

Santiago de Cali has an important tourist and recreational offer, Passing near the center of the city are the Cali river and the Colombia avenue, which offer a very pleasant route to walk, with obligatory stops at the zoo, the modern art museum Tertulia, the El Peñón fountain and park, the Ortíz bridge, the Ermita church and the Cali tower, among many others.

Passing the Cali River, in the western area of ​​the city is the Cerro de las Tres Cruces, with an uphill walk of 400m offering an unparalleled view of the city and is a frequent place for athletes and pilgrimages during Holy Week. Another point that offers a panoramic view of the city is the Cerro de Cristo Rey, which has on its top an effigy of 26m in height with open arms much like Christ the Redeemer in the Corcovado of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

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Cartagena has been a city mainly associated with pirate history, because it was there that there were numerous attacks by pirates from Europe, who found in the city a suitable place to plunder during the time of Spanish administration, which made it at the time, become the most fortified city in South America and the Caribbean, conserving the historic center and becoming one of the most important ports in Colombia, the Caribbean and the world as well as a famous tourist destination

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Barranquilla is home to one of Colombia's most important folkloric and cultural festivities, the Barranquilla Carnival, declared a National Cultural Heritage by the Colombian Congress in 2001 and the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by Unesco in 2003. An incredible architectural beauty with its colonial treasures, surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, its streets gilded by sun and sand, the spontaneity and joy of the people of the Caribbean, make Barranquilla the ideal destination to enjoy the peacefulness of its enchanting beaches and its cultural wealth, which opens the way to the biggest party in Colombia: The Carnival.Barranquilla, Colombia, where the Magdalena River meets the Caribbean Sea, is a Colombian city in which any street becomes a party. It does not have to be the time of the famous Carnival so that around an improvised platform a spontaneous crowd dances to the rhythm of instruments like drums, maracas and flutes of millet. Here joy belongs to the whole world.

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Barranquilla is home to one of Colombia's most important folkloric and cultural festivities, the Barranquilla Carnival, declared a National Cultural Heritage by the Colombian Congress in 2001 and the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by Unesco in 2003. An incredible architectural beauty with its colonial treasures, surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, its streets gilded by sun and sand, the spontaneity and joy of the people of the Caribbean, make Barranquilla the ideal destination to enjoy the peacefulness of its enchanting beaches and its cultural wealth, which opens the way to the biggest party in Colombia: The Carnival.Barranquilla, Colombia, where the Magdalena River meets the Caribbean Sea, is a Colombian city in which any street becomes a party. It does not have to be the time of the famous Carnival so that around an improvised platform a spontaneous crowd dances to the rhythm of instruments like drums, maracas and flutes of millet. Here joy belongs to the whole world.

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The Chicamocha canyon is a geographical feature in Colombia located on the banks of the Chicamocha River, during its route through the departments of Boyacá and Santander, where it reaches its maximum depth in the vicinity of the city of Bucaramanga, between the municipalities of Aratoca, Cepitá, Los Santos and Jordán.The Chicamocha canyon is located 7 hours by car from the capital of the country (Bogotá) and 1 hour from Bucaramanga, the capital of the department of Santander. The section of greater access for being National route is located between Aratoca and Pescadero.The Chicamocha Canyon is a sample of natural beauty, wild nature, beautiful landscapes of immensity and an excellent destination for nature lovers. Every year since 2013, a Trail Running sports competition has been developed (competition where athletes go through the Chicamocha canyon and other Santander municipalities on foot). [The Chicamocha Canyon Race] is the trail running competition in which lovers of this modality they travel more kilometers walking and running, being its maximum distances 167 km of route. The competition Chicamocha Canyon Race has as starting point San Gil and travels Aratoca, Panachi, Cepita, Pescadero, Los Santos, Jordan, Villanueva, Barichara, Guane, Cabrera and comes back to San Gil.The Chicamocha National Park (also known as PANACHI), is a recently created theme park, it is one of the few natural parks in Colombia dedicated to ecotourism, being therefore one of the most important tourist sites in the country. It was opened to the public on Saturday, December 2, 2006.

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The Chicamocha canyon is a geographical feature in Colombia located on the banks of the Chicamocha River, during its route through the departments of Boyacá and Santander, where it reaches its maximum depth in the vicinity of the city of Bucaramanga, between the municipalities of Aratoca, Cepitá, Los Santos and Jordán.The Chicamocha canyon is located 7 hours by car from the capital of the country (Bogotá) and 1 hour from Bucaramanga, the capital of the department of Santander. The section of greater access for being National route is located between Aratoca and Pescadero.The Chicamocha Canyon is a sample of natural beauty, wild nature, beautiful landscapes of immensity and an excellent destination for nature lovers. Every year since 2013, a Trail Running sports competition has been developed (competition where athletes go through the Chicamocha canyon and other Santander municipalities on foot). [The Chicamocha Canyon Race] is the trail running competition in which lovers of this modality they travel more kilometers walking and running, being its maximum distances 167 km of route. The competition Chicamocha Canyon Race has as starting point San Gil and travels Aratoca, Panachi, Cepita, Pescadero, Los Santos, Jordan, Villanueva, Barichara, Guane, Cabrera and comes back to San Gil.The Chicamocha National Park (also known as PANACHI), is a recently created theme park, it is one of the few natural parks in Colombia dedicated to ecotourism, being therefore one of the most important tourist sites in the country. It was opened to the public on Saturday, December 2, 2006.

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The most recent survey on the global status of Smart Cities of Indra Systems catalogs Medellín as one of the best cities to live in South America, sharing the first place with Santiago de Chile and next to Barcelona and Lisbon in Europe.12 Medellín won the 2016 Lee Kuan Yew World City Award. The award seeks to recognize and celebrate efforts to foster innovation in urban solutions and sustainable urban development.The main destinations include the Museum of Antioquia, Plaza de Botero, Pueblito Paisa, the Plaza Mayor International Convention and Exhibition Center, the Carabobo Passage, the Barefoot Park, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Basilica of Our Lady de la Candelaria, the Pablo Tobón Uribe Theater, the Metropolitan Theater, the Oviedo Shopping Center, the Explora Park and the Botanical Garden.124 With respect to natural sites, the busiest are Cerro El Volador and Cerro Nutibara. A new natural space inaugurated a few years ago is the Arví Regional Park, which has an area close to 20,000 hectares, covers practically the entire territory of the village of Santa Elena and extends between the municipalities of Bello, Copacabana, Guarne and Envigado . For its part, in December, the city is covered with thousands of colored light bulbs, creating the famous Christmas lighting, considered by National Geographic as one of the ten most beautiful in the world, 125 and that can be seen mainly on the avenue Beach and the Medellin river.

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The most recent survey on the global status of Smart Cities of Indra Systems catalogs Medellín as one of the best cities to live in South America, sharing the first place with Santiago de Chile and next to Barcelona and Lisbon in Europe.12 Medellín won the 2016 Lee Kuan Yew World City Award. The award seeks to recognize and celebrate efforts to foster innovation in urban solutions and sustainable urban development.The main destinations include the Museum of Antioquia, Plaza de Botero, Pueblito Paisa, the Plaza Mayor International Convention and Exhibition Center, the Carabobo Passage, the Barefoot Park, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Basilica of Our Lady de la Candelaria, the Pablo Tobón Uribe Theater, the Metropolitan Theater, the Oviedo Shopping Center, the Explora Park and the Botanical Garden.124 With respect to natural sites, the busiest are Cerro El Volador and Cerro Nutibara. A new natural space inaugurated a few years ago is the Arví Regional Park, which has an area close to 20,000 hectares, covers practically the entire territory of the village of Santa Elena and extends between the municipalities of Bello, Copacabana, Guarne and Envigado . For its part, in December, the city is covered with thousands of colored light bulbs, creating the famous Christmas lighting, considered by National Geographic as one of the ten most beautiful in the world, 125 and that can be seen mainly on the avenue Beach and the Medellin river.

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Manizales is a Colombian municipality, capital of the department of Caldas. It is located in the center west of Colombia, in the Paisa region, on the Central Mountain Range of the Andes, near the Nevado del Ruiz. It is part of the so-called Coffee Triangle.Manizales is called the "City of Open Doors". It is also known as "Manizales del Alma" due to a bullfighting pasodoble that bears his name, as well as "La Perla del Ruiz", "The Capital of Affection", "The Coffee Capital of the World" and as "The Illuminated Hill" .Manizales Fair. Held every year in the city, it has Spanish roots as it imitates several of its customs. In this fair that attracts large numbers of tourists, both national and foreign, the International Coffee Reign is held, as well as numerous events such as the bullfighting season, parades, exhibitions, among others. The fair is held at the beginning of each year, in the month of January.International Theater Festival of Manizales. Created in 1968, it is the oldest scenic event on the continent, bringing together companies from a large number of countries. Made in the month of September, it is one of the most important theater festivals in America.

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Manizales is a Colombian municipality, capital of the department of Caldas. It is located in the center west of Colombia, in the Paisa region, on the Central Mountain Range of the Andes, near the Nevado del Ruiz. It is part of the so-called Coffee Triangle.Manizales is called the "City of Open Doors". It is also known as "Manizales del Alma" due to a bullfighting pasodoble that bears his name, as well as "La Perla del Ruiz", "The Capital of Affection", "The Coffee Capital of the World" and as "The Illuminated Hill" .Manizales Fair. Held every year in the city, it has Spanish roots as it imitates several of its customs. In this fair that attracts large numbers of tourists, both national and foreign, the International Coffee Reign is held, as well as numerous events such as the bullfighting season, parades, exhibitions, among others. The fair is held at the beginning of each year, in the month of January.International Theater Festival of Manizales. Created in 1968, it is the oldest scenic event on the continent, bringing together companies from a large number of countries. Made in the month of September, it is one of the most important theater festivals in America.

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Barichara is a Colombian municipality located in the department of Santander. It is part of the province of Guanentá. The population is known for its buildings of the late eighteenth century; the old sector of the population was declared cultural patrimony of the country by decree 1654 of 1978.Barichara stands on stone. Its streets, houses, temples and especially the cemetery, a place highlighted by its bars and windows, are built with yellow stone. The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in memory of the Virgin of the Rock is a unique work, it is supported by 10 monolithic columns carved 5 meters high and 70 cm wide.The historic center of Barichara was declared a national monument on August 3, 1978, taking into account that "it is a good example of informal urban development in the Andalusian way, and presents a good state of conservation of the original urban layout, of the construction of finals of the eighteenth century and the environment of that time ".It is cataloged as the cutest town in Colombia.

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Barichara is a Colombian municipality located in the department of Santander. It is part of the province of Guanentá. The population is known for its buildings of the late eighteenth century; the old sector of the population was declared cultural patrimony of the country by decree 1654 of 1978.Barichara stands on stone. Its streets, houses, temples and especially the cemetery, a place highlighted by its bars and windows, are built with yellow stone. The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in memory of the Virgin of the Rock is a unique work, it is supported by 10 monolithic columns carved 5 meters high and 70 cm wide.The historic center of Barichara was declared a national monument on August 3, 1978, taking into account that "it is a good example of informal urban development in the Andalusian way, and presents a good state of conservation of the original urban layout, of the construction of finals of the eighteenth century and the environment of that time ".It is cataloged as the cutest town in Colombia.

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Pereira is a Colombian municipality, capital of the department of Risaralda. It is the most populated city in the coffee-growing region and the second most populated city in the Paisa region, after Medellin; It forms the Metropolitan Area of ​​the Center West along with the municipalities of Dosquebradas, La Virginia. It is located in the central-western region of the country, in the valley of the Otún River in the Central Cordillera of the Colombian Andes.In terms of tourism, from the Ukumarí Theme Park to the Otún Lagoon, or the Nevado de Santa Isabel, all located within the municipality, offer scenarios for activities ranging from adventure sports to ecotourism. Pereira is also known for its nightlife, due to its bars and nightclubs.In the Ukumarí Theme Park you can see many species of animals and plants. The planetarium and the Botanical Garden of the Technological University of Pereira, located in the Technological University of Pereira, are sites of cultural and educational interest. The Cathedral of Our Lady of Poverty, is architectural heritage of the city. The Lucy Tejada Cultural Center, the Pereira Art Museum, the Jaime Mejía Archaeological Museum and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima are some of the places to visit.La Granja de Noé, is an eco-park, where you can interact with the animals, fauna and flora of the area and agricultural life of the region, is located inside the Consotá water park, consisting of pools, slides and green areas, spaces sports, restaurants, and cabins for lodging.

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Pereira is a Colombian municipality, capital of the department of Risaralda. It is the most populated city in the coffee-growing region and the second most populated city in the Paisa region, after Medellin; It forms the Metropolitan Area of ​​the Center West along with the municipalities of Dosquebradas, La Virginia. It is located in the central-western region of the country, in the valley of the Otún River in the Central Cordillera of the Colombian Andes.In terms of tourism, from the Ukumarí Theme Park to the Otún Lagoon, or the Nevado de Santa Isabel, all located within the municipality, offer scenarios for activities ranging from adventure sports to ecotourism. Pereira is also known for its nightlife, due to its bars and nightclubs.In the Ukumarí Theme Park you can see many species of animals and plants. The planetarium and the Botanical Garden of the Technological University of Pereira, located in the Technological University of Pereira, are sites of cultural and educational interest. The Cathedral of Our Lady of Poverty, is architectural heritage of the city. The Lucy Tejada Cultural Center, the Pereira Art Museum, the Jaime Mejía Archaeological Museum and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima are some of the places to visit.La Granja de Noé, is an eco-park, where you can interact with the animals, fauna and flora of the area and agricultural life of the region, is located inside the Consotá water park, consisting of pools, slides and green areas, spaces sports, restaurants, and cabins for lodging.

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Bogotá is the main economic center of Colombia; there converge most of the capital coming from the other cities to be the focus of the country's trade due to its large population. It is the Colombian city with the largest number of foreign companies, one of the factors that position it as the largest labor market in its country.23 Bogotá is the largest business platform in Colombia, 23 with 21% of companies registered in the country, and additionally, in the city, 67% of the Colombian high-impact enterprises are located. Bogota one of the five most attractive Latin American capitals to invest.The city has an educational system that covers the elementary, secondary and university levels. Due to the constant migration of people to the country's capital, the availability of quotas to access the education offered by the State is often insufficient. The city also has a varied system of private schools and colleges, including bilingual, military, technical, rural, religious communities, as well as in different school calendars and study schedules.

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Bogotá is the main economic center of Colombia; there converge most of the capital coming from the other cities to be the focus of the country's trade due to its large population. It is the Colombian city with the largest number of foreign companies, one of the factors that position it as the largest labor market in its country.23 Bogotá is the largest business platform in Colombia, 23 with 21% of companies registered in the country, and additionally, in the city, 67% of the Colombian high-impact enterprises are located. Bogota one of the five most attractive Latin American capitals to invest.The city has an educational system that covers the elementary, secondary and university levels. Due to the constant migration of people to the country's capital, the availability of quotas to access the education offered by the State is often insufficient. The city also has a varied system of private schools and colleges, including bilingual, military, technical, rural, religious communities, as well as in different school calendars and study schedules.

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Villavicencio is a Colombian municipality, capital of the department of Meta and the most important commercial center of the Eastern Plains, agriculture, livestock, and mining are pillars of the economy of the city developed by an important and hectic trade, backed by the financial resource, which make it the development pole of all the eastern plains.To the natural possibilities that its territory offers for the rest, the works of modernization of the highway are added that shortened in distance and time the passage with the capital of the Republic. In this way Villavicencio and other adjacent municipalities (Acacías, Cumaral, Restrepo, Puerto Lopéz, Puerto Gaitán, Cáqueza) are offered as new tourist destinations. In preparation to meet this demand, tourism development plans and strategies are implemented by the departmental and municipal governments, as well as the Cotelco branch.

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Villavicencio is a Colombian municipality, capital of the department of Meta and the most important commercial center of the Eastern Plains, agriculture, livestock, and mining are pillars of the economy of the city developed by an important and hectic trade, backed by the financial resource, which make it the development pole of all the eastern plains.To the natural possibilities that its territory offers for the rest, the works of modernization of the highway are added that shortened in distance and time the passage with the capital of the Republic. In this way Villavicencio and other adjacent municipalities (Acacías, Cumaral, Restrepo, Puerto Lopéz, Puerto Gaitán, Cáqueza) are offered as new tourist destinations. In preparation to meet this demand, tourism development plans and strategies are implemented by the departmental and municipal governments, as well as the Cotelco branch.