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San Andrés Island (also known as San Andrés Island) is the largest of the islands that form part of the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina, being its total extension of 26 km ². Colombia is currently dominating the island, forming part of the country's only island department. Although Nicaragua, a nation physically closer to this island, also claimed sovereignty over it and the adjacent islands, the International Court of Justice ruled Colombia's total sovereignty over the archipelago on November 19, 2012.

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The hill of Monserrate is the best known of the Eastern hills of Bogota. Next to Guadalupe is one of the tutelary hills of the city. Monserrate has an altitude of 3152 m and is located on the eastern mountain range.The hills of Bogota, of sedimentary origin, are at least 16 million years old, with rocks of Cretaceous age belonging to the guadalupe group, as far as To the geological aspect. Until the mid-17th century it was known as Las Nieves Hill. The Basilica of the Lord of Monserrate has been a place of religious pilgrimage since colonial times and is a natural, religious, gastronomic attraction of the city. You can ascend the hill by the footpath, by cable car or funicular.

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The Tayrona National Natural Park is located in the Caribbean Region in Colombia. Its surface is part of the department of Magdalena. 34 km from the city of Santa Marta is one of the most important natural parks in Colombia. It is a habitat for a large number of species that are distributed in regions with different thermal floors ranging from sea level to heights of 900 m. Of the 15,000 hectares that make up the park, 3,000 are marine areas.

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The Chicamocha Canyon is a Colombian geographic accident located on the banks of the Chicamocha river, during its route through the departments of Boyacá and mainly 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.

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Also known as The Old Boots. Located at the back of San Felipe Castle, it is a tribute to one of the greatest poets of the city, Luis Carlos López, and to his most popular work, 'A mi Ciudad Nativa'

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The National Park of Chicamocha (also known as PANACHI), recently created, 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 Cathedral of Salt is an enclosure built inside the salt mines of Zipaquirá, in the department of Cundinamarca, Colombia. In fact it is a tourist site, it is more like a museum than a true cathedral temple because it is not the seat of any prelate. The architectural and artistic design of the new Cathedral of Sal, is characteristic of the Bogota architect Roswell Garavito Pearl, which was approved after the election of the project that contained a total of 44 proposals in a contest convened by the Colombian Society of Architects in 1990; While the technical engineering direction was executed by the Bogota engineer Jorge Enrique Castelblanco Reyes.

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The Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary of the Lajas

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The Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary of the Lajas

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The Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Rosary of the Lajas is a temple and basilica for the Christian catholic cult and veneration of Our Lady of the Lajas located in Ipiales, Department of Nariño, south of the Republic of Colombia and is destiny of pilgrimage and tourism since The eighteenth century.

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Caño Cristales is a river of Colombia that is located in the mountain range of the Macarena, in the municipality of the same name, in the department of Meta.

It has been called "the river of the gods", "the river of the five colors", "the rainbow that melted" or also "the most beautiful river in the world", since aquatic plants Of different colors, which produce the feeling of being in front of a river of five colors: red, yellow, green, black, blue and pink mainly.

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The Rock of Guatape or Stone of Peñol, is a monolith of 220 meters of height located in Guatapé (Antioquia, Colombia). The Stone of El Peñol, composed of quartz, feldspar and mica, was first climbed on July 16, 1954 by an inhabitant of the area, Luis Eduardo Villegas López. In the company of Ramon Diaz and Pedro Nel Ramirez. Currently, it is possible to access its summit by climbing 740 steps built on the monolith.