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A clayey area, ocher colors, eroded in a very peculiar way

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There is little more than stone streets, one-story houses with rustic roofs, temples

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foggy forest. Next to the jump, there is an imposing hotel that was abandoned decades ago:

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Un volcán de lodo (Totumo)(Atlántico en la región caribe

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Un volcán de lodo (Totumo)(Atlántico en la región caribe

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A volcanic cone full of mud, of low height (about 20 meters) which is climbed by a wooden staircase

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Ciudad perdida de Teizhuna(Suroeste de la Sierra nevada de santamarta)

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Ciudad perdida de Teizhuna(Suroeste de la Sierra nevada de santamarta)

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Feeling an explorer, going into the jungle, discovering a lost city that you reach by paved roads, stairs, walls, terraces and platforms.

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Located in the Guaítara river canyon, in the south of Colombia, built on a bridge that crosses the river, and its height from its base to the tower is 100 meters, we also speak of an ideal sanctuary to integrate our collection of Curious corners of the country.

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Archipiélago de San Andrés, Providencia y Santa Catalina

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Archipiélago de San Andrés, Providencia y Santa Catalina

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The sea is the protagonist with its tones that combine blue, blue, turquoise, green, crystal clear waters, white sands and limestone sediments that make the environment of each island a natural pool.

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Una catedral subterránea de sal Zipaquir

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Una catedral subterránea de sal Zipaquir

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It works more like a tourist museum than a temple. Its interior has an environment decorated with sculptures of salt and marble, a relatively recent construction considered an artistic and architectural jewel of Colombia.

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Quindío wax palm and can reach 80 meters from the ground level. The evolutionary particularities and the conditions of the climate propitiated the establishment of such curious palms that can also live more than one hundred years.

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The waters of the Caño Cristales River, incredibly crystalline, allow a variety of algae to grow in its bedrock, ranging from red, yellow, green, blue and black.