Colombia.travel buscando a Macondo
Aracataca, el pueblo que vio nacer al escritor colombiano más reconocido en el mundo, ha cautivado a los turistas por guardar en cada uno de sus rincones la historia de la familia García Márquez, y la esencia de Macondo.
Este lugar es el escenario que atrae a miles de extranjeros a descubrir la realidad detrás de la historia. Tim Aan`t Goor vive en Aracataca hace dos años descubriendo el realismo mágico de las obras de Gabo, este viajero y poeta nos contó porque en cada uno de sus viajes se enamora de nuestro país.
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Cartagena - Colombia - atracciones turísticas
La ciudad de Cartagena de Indias se encuentra en la costa caribeña de Colombia. El casco antiguo de Cartagena fue restaurado. Coloridas casas antiguas, la oferta culinaria y la alegría de la vida invitan a quedarse.
SANTA MARTA is the oldest city in Colombia - Traveling Colombia
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Santa Marta Colombia is not only the oldest cities in the country but also one of the oldest in South América. It has a privileged location along the shore of the Caribbean Sea, in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. When deciding where to go in Santa Marta, you should be aware of the range in climate, mild-hot and dry-humid. You will al find a permanent layer of snow on the peaks of the mountain range. The region was once home to the Millenarian Tayrona Indigenous group and nowadays houses Tayrona National Natural Park. You can reach Santa Marta by plane from Bogotá in an hour and a half trip, although it's possible to access by land thanks to the road Troncal del Caribe or Troncal del Magdalena.
The region is considered one of the most beautiful bays in Latin America. In deciding what to do in Santa Marta, many of your options will center around the region’s incredible jungle landscape. These jungles are full of mangroves, corals, beaches and untouched nature that offer a peaceful and spiritual environment. We traveled to the Lost City, or the Ciudad Perdida, and found some incredible views that made for scenic rests.
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Hey there! My name is Colombiafrank, and I’d like to welcome you to the beautiful country of Colombia. As you probably guessed, I’m a bit of an expert on Colombia travel, and I’ve got lots of great advice on Colombia tourism that will allow you to make the most of your experience as you travel Colombia.
I began traveling Colombia back in 2015 after finishing up my first semester here in Bogota working towards my MBA. I immediately fell in love with the country and the wide variety of adventures and opportunities that traveling Colombia has to offer. As a country rich in both natural and cultural diversity, your Colombian travel experience will not disappoint.
Before you can begin your Colombia travels, we must get you here first. As a foreigner myself, I understand how difficult it can be navigating your way through a foreign country. But fear not because Colombiafrank is here to help you with your travels to Colombia so that you can avoid the common mistakes and get right to the good stuff. Just think of me as your go to Colombia travel guide!
So, come see for yourself what tourism Colombia has to offer!
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Pelecanus is a travel agency located here in the historic city-center of Bogota, in the heart of the Candelaria. We specialize in creating custom travels and luxury tours throughout Colombia. From Medellin and Cartagena to the Amazon and the Andes, we’ve got you covered. With excellent bilingual guides in a wide variety of languages, we have everything you need to create a truly unique and memorable Colombian holiday.
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Colombia Paisajes y Cultura (Landscapes & Culture)
Lindos Paisajes de Colombia.
Beautiful Landscapes of Colombia.
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1. Navidad Negra - Lucho Bermudez
2. El Torito - Joe Arroyo
3. Mas Papaya - Sidesteppers
4. Pueblito Viejo - Jorge Villamil
5. Bandera de Manos - Juanes
6. Cali Pachanguero - Grupo Niche
7. La Guaneña - Neftali Benavides/ Nicanor Diaz
8. Nada Me Obliga - La Pestilencia
9. Si soy Llanero - Cholo Valderama
10. A Guapi - Grupo Bahia
11. Somos Pacifico - Chocquibtown
12. Expreso Amazonia - Aterciopelados
Puro Talento Colombiano!
Colombia History and Culture
Colombia is a country full of traditions, colors and festivities. A country with colorful carnivals, With deep religious traditions.
Lost City Trek Colombia Video, Photos and What to See and Expect
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The Lost City Trek Colombia (also known as the Ciudad Perdida) is an incredible journey that takes you through diverse, ever-changing landscapes and scenery. The trip allows you to connect with the indigenous people as you get to see their local cultures and way of life. Moreover, it gives you a history lesson about the extinct Teyruna people.
After four months of living in Colombia, we couldn’t wait to start the hike before we planned to leave the country three weeks later. We booked the four-day trip of Magic Tour Colombia that begins in Santa Marta. We recommend Via Colombia travel services if you plan to book all your travel arrangements (including this tour) in just one go.
If you are traveling to Colombia and are still trying to figure out how to fit all the places of interest you want to visit, including this trek, within your timeframe, here are some sample itineraries that can help you organize your trip.
Probably, just like us, you want to prepare yourself for a hike, especially if it’s a four-day commitment into the jungles of Colombia. When we had the opportunity to do the Ciudad Perdida trek, we needed more information to have a preview of what’s to come.
Our questions about the Lost City Trek Colombia included:
What would we see during our hike?
Or would this compare to the Inca Trail in Peru?
Would it be worth doing the hike at all?
And how should we prepare for the hike, both physically and mentally?
What you need to know:
Don't compare Ciudad Perdida to Macchu Picchu.
a) One might think that two hikes to an ancient lost city in South America would be similar to one another. However, they are quite different. Although these hikes are both approximately 45km in distance and you “discover” the locality during your trek, the respective journeys are very distinct.
b) The Cuidad Perdida’s highlight is the dramatic scenic views and the transforming views of nature on your way to the lost city. The ruins are fascinating, along with the stories of the Teyruna people in Colombia, but it is the entire journey that takes the spotlight. Whereas the Inca trail, although it is a beautiful hike, is less diverse yet leads to the awe-inspiring ruins of Macchu Picchu. Interestingly, the Colombian ruins were only discovered in 1970 and were believed to have been built 600 years before the Inca Trail and Macchu Picchu in Peru, which was found in 1911.
c) The Lost City Colombia Trek begins from a lower altitude, so you don’t need to acclimatize before you start nor deal with the effects of altitude sickness. Its highest point, the Teyuna ruins, is 1,200m (3937 ft). The entire trek altitude is 900 meters to 1,200 meters. On the Inca Trail, the highest point (The Dead Woman’s Pass) is 4,200 m (13,800 ft). What a big difference!
d) The Lost City Colombia requires that you carry your own pack for the entire journey. Unlike in the Inca Trail, porters carry the majority of your belongings, and you are only required to carry items that you need for the day. So, planning appropriately for the Lost City trek is essential. (See link on post for packing recommendations.)
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A gringo in Colombia & Venezuela - Part 9: Santa Marta & Cartagena
I’m finishing off my journey through Colombia and Venezuela in Santa Marta and Cartagena, also giving some tips on how to cross the border to Venezuela. And mostly why you shouldn't!
I hate speaking English, but this time I might stumble upon some newsworthy material I can actually sell, which might make it worth the trouble.
I am stuck with an old iPhone for filming and editing so please give me a break.
Heads up: Please forgive my rather coarse language and sense of humour. It’s all for laughs.
COLOMBIA: Cartagena & Tayrona National Park | Vlog 22
Backpacking through Colombia - Cartagena & Tayrona National Park. My brother (Blayne) and I flew into Cartagena and spent a couple days exploring this historic city.
We then decided to visit Tayrona National Park. We hiked to La Piscina and swam there, then continued hiking until we got to Cabo San Juan. We enjoyed the day there, slept in a tent, then hiked back the next day.
ABOUT ME: After 6 months in Asia I (Ryan) decided I wanted to travel more so I flew from my home in Trinidad & Tobago to Colombia to start backpacking South America. I do these videos as a way of documenting my travels so I have something to look back on in the future. I plan to upload 2-3 videos per month. Feel free to subscribe and follow along.
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[How to Get to Punta Gallinas via Cabo De La Vela] Ultimate Colombia Tour | Travel Vlog #10
This is the part 2 of the traveling to the most northern part of Columbia, Punta Gallinas. On the way in part 2, we go to playa dunas de taroa. It was spectacular. If you want to see the part 1 click here:
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