Talking about my city/town: In my city, there are not many tourist sites, the most visited sites are the Malecón which is our central square, where we can contemplate the Atrato River, and the market square which is like the center of the agricultural economy of the city, our cathedral and Tutunendo which is a town that is half an hour from the city with a river, waterfalls, and spectacular scenery. In our region there is a great variety of typical foods, such as rice with sausage, arroz clavado, tapado de pescado, sancocho trifásico, plantain with bocachico, atollado, arroz bochinche, cocada, plantain cooked with chicharrón, tortas, cucas, envueltos, etc., but our specialty is fried fish with plantain, plantain macho or primitive. Our meals must always include plantain, fish, or cheese. Our main festivities are in honor of St. Francis of Assisi and are known as San Pacho, they consist of a celebration where religious and pagan expressions alternate, which begins on September 20 and lasts until October 5. There are always parades in each Franciscan neighborhood with colorful costumes, chirimia, and a bunde, there is also a parade with the flags of each neighborhood and others where each neighborhood takes out a carrosa representing a social problem, as a protest. In my city, visitors can: take a walk along the river in pay or contemplate landscapes, enjoy the rivers and tributaries that surround it, go out to dance or eat our dishes, enjoy the scenery and nature of the environment, enjoy the various cultural activities that are held on the boardwalk, etc.