Medellín

Bogotá

Cartagena

Santa Marta

Cali

Bucaramanga

Barranquilla

San Gil

Chia

Jardin

Manizales

Pereira

Ibague

Armenia

Villavicencio

Buga

Animals

Culture

Education

Food & Cuisine

Games

Languages

Backpacking

Dani

Cinema

Dancing

Live Music

Swimming

Nicole

Books

Diving

Hiking

Nature

Photography

Jannin

Business

Digital Nomad

Fashion

Health

Nightlife

Skiing

Solo Travel

Natalia

Luisa

Architecture

Events & social

Running

Shopping

Writing

María

Camping

Science

Sightseeing

Camila

Boozing

Surfing

Angela

History

Marisol

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.

Colombia

I felt safe almost everywhere except in Plaza de Botero in Medellin were they have statues from the artist, that park felt sketchy and there were too much people walking around randomly.

I like a vegan sushi I bought there in Medellín twice but overall vegan food.. they didn't have much.

I spent around $300 dollars in everything that included the hotel where I stayed in the same room with mom and sister, then a whole bus to take us from our hotel to the touristic sites for 3 or 5 days I think it was and then I spent like a $100 on souvenirs.

Although there is much to offer in Cartagena, Colombia it is important to stay vigilant. I was at a bar with my partner and pretty sure someone put something in my drink. I only had 2 beers at the bar and when I was walking home with my partner I could not keep my eyes open. I was literally falling asleep as we were walking home and I had never felt like this before. - and to happen for drinking 2 beers- nope! Usually it’s the women sex workers who drug men to take their money, etc but not always.

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