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Gateway to the extraordinary beauty of the Amazon rainforest, a multicultural city that technically forms only 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 rainforest, a fascinating crossing that crosses the most mega diverse area of the world. Fascinating stops on this route are the Amacayacu Natural National Park, with its giant aquatic plants that reach up to two meters in diameter or Lake Tarapoto, home to the unique pink freshwater dolphins.

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Gorgona Island. Southwest insular of Colombia:

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Gorgona Island. Southwest insular of Colombia:

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Sanctuary of nature declared World Heritage by Unesco, considered one of the tourist places of Colombia where the diversity of flora and fauna is more abundant.

Ecosystems that range from coral reefs to tropical rainforest, build the island's paradisiacal landscapes, among which dolphins, sharks, sea lions and the surprising migrations of humpback whales approach the coast from July to November to giving birth. White sand beaches immersed among uninhabited landscapes, are other attractions, ideal places for snorkeling and diving, diving between the most diverse coral reef of the Eastern Tropical Pacific.

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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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Archipelago located in the Caribbean, in the paradisiacal environments of the Sea of Seven Colors, natural wonder of waters that vary their tonalities between the intense blue, blue, turquoise and green.

Recognized as a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco, it captivates by its unique landscapes, among mangrove forests, palm trees, coral reefs and marine prairies that envelop beaches of white sand, considered among the most beautiful in America. San Andrés, 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. More information in the following article of San Andrés.

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National Archaeological Park of Tierradentro. Central West Colombia:

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National Archaeological Park of Tierradentro. Central West Colombia:

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On the valley of the San Andrés gulch, near the city of Popayán, is one of the tourist places of Colombia of greater archaeological value, home of enormous sculptures in stone and an extraordinary concentration of underground tombs prehispanic constructed between the 600 and 900 dc

The park, now declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, stretches for 2085 km2, organized in the archaeological areas of Alto del Aguacate, Alto de San Andrés, Alto de Segovia, Alto del Duende and Tablón.

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Route or Triangle of the Coffee: Caldas, Quindío and Risaralda. Central West Colombia:

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Route or Triangle of the Coffee: Caldas, Quindío and Risaralda. Central West Colombia:

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The Eje Cafetero is a geographical, cultural, economic and ecological region of Colombia located in the departments of Caldas, Risaralda, Quindío, the northern region of Valle del Cauca, and the northwest of Tolima (see map on this page), 1 23 and the capital cities of the first three departments mentioned (Manizales, Pereira and Armenia, respectively). This region was a notable producer of rubber, at the beginning of the 20th century but then it was dedicated to coffee.

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is a Colombian municipality located in the province of Ricaurte of the department of Boyacá, is located 40 km to the west of Tunja, capital of the department. It was founded in 1572 under the name Villa de Santa María de Leyva and recognized as a national monument in 1954.4 It is characterized by its colonial style architecture and its varied rural landscapes ranging from the páramo area with its births and reservoirs of water to the desert zone. Also outstanding is its huge main square, paved (area of 1.4 ha) that is flanked by old colonial buildings. It is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Colombia, being the town as such and its surroundings one of the most important tourist destinations in the country. Villa de Leyva is reached by road through roads

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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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This municipality is characterized by its frequent mining activity and its rich exotic fruit crops such as tamarind, pistachio, anones and cherimoya Santa Fe is a municipality with a great historical wealth, because in colonial times it was the capital of the department of AntioquiaIn its streets are still fragments of antioque o que chronicles of importance as historical heritage, which in addition to its remarkable beauty, led the Congress of the Republic to grant the title of National Monument in 1960.

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This city, located in the bay of the same name, is one of the main destinations of the Colombian Caribbean.5 Its location between the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, with the country's highest peaks, and the Caribbean Sea, make it attractive for visit the variety of fauna and flora in the area, as well as the cultural and historical sites that the city has. As an important fact, Simón Bolívar passed away in a hacienda of Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino that at that time was to the outskirts of the city, 17 of December of 1830. Due to the previous thing, the constitution of 1991 conferred to Santa Marta the character of Tourist, Cultural and Historical District.6

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Cartagena de Indias. Northwest of Colombia

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Cartagena de Indias. Northwest of Colombia

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Cartagena de Indias, officially the Tourist and Cultural District of Cartagena de Indias abbreviated Cartagena de Indias, DT and C., is the capital of the department of Bolivar, Colombia.6 It was founded on June 1, 1533 by Pedro de Heredia. 7 Since 1991 Cartagena is a Tourist and Cultural District.8 The city is located on the shores of the Caribbean Sea.

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is the locality number 17 of the Capital District of Bogota, Capital of Colombia. It is located in the middle east of the city of Bogota. It covers the historic center of Bogota. There the city was founded the 6 of August of 1538 and the first church was constructed. It houses the Plaza de Bolívar, which has on its eastern side the Cathedral Primada de Colombia. It is also an important tourist, educational and commercial center.

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Colombia's touristic sites