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Manizales is a small city (about 800k people) with hills and 3 main streets. It's very easy and generally safe to walk around. Other than basic recommendations for tourists, like in any other city in Colombia, better be careful around downtown or some type of neighborhoods.

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Manizales, located in the heart of Colombia's coffee-growing region, is a gem of natural beauty and cultural history. Known as part of Colombia's Coffee Triangle, this mountainous city is celebrated for its rich coffee plantations, stunning views of the snow-capped Nevado del Ruiz volcano, and the Los Nevados National Natural Park, home to vast biodiversity. Its unique architecture and landmarks, such as the Gothic style Manizales Cathedral - one of the tallest cathedrals in South America, and the University of Caldas, are renowned and reflect the colonial history. The city also hosts the yearly Manizales Festival, famous for its traditional bullfighting, beauty pageants, and cultural exhibitions. With its warm hospitality, Manizales offers a truly robust Colombian experience.

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Located in the northwest of South America, Colombia is a mesmerizing blend of vibrant culture, architectural grandeur, immense biodiversity, and striking landscapes. Known for its vast coffee plantations that produce some of the finest brews in the world, it also presents a rich cultural tapestry of music and dance, particularly Salsa. Colombian emerald mines, believed to produce the highest quality gems in the world, add a sparkling allure to its reputation. Its history echoes through colonial structures, intriguing archaeological sites as the Lost City of Teyuna, and pre-Hispanic cultures evident in the Gold Museum. For nature lovers, the Amazon rainforest, pristine beaches of Cartagena, snow-capped Andean peaks, and the unique flora and fauna promise an unforgettable encounter with Mother Nature.

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Based on the information provided by various governments, if you are planning to travel to Colombia, it's important to exercise a high level of caution due to high levels of crime, the threat of terrorism, civil unrest, and potential for kidnapping. Some areas may pose an even higher risk, so stay informed and vigilant of your surroundings at all times. Reconsider your travel if possible, as recommended by the American government. Ensure you stay updated on the current situation and advice from your respective foreign travel agency or government before proceeding with any plans.

Safety index:	2.7/5	Moderate
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Crime index:	1.2/5	Very Low
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