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Leticia is a city located in the Amazonas region of Colombia, near the tri-border of Colombia, Peru, and Brazil. It is the capital of the Amazonas department in Colombia, and it has an estimated area of 244 square kilometers (94.57 square miles). It is an important hub for trade, tourism, and transportation in the Amazon … Read more
The Eje Cafetero, or Coffee Axis, is a region in Colombia known for its coffee production. The city is in the middle of the country and is comprised of the departments of Caldas, Quindio, Risaralda, Tolima, and Valle del Cauca. The region is a major contributor to Colombia’s economy and is a popular tourist destination … Read more
The Amazon Jungle Tour is a unique experience that takes visitors through one of the world’s largest and most diverse tropical rainforests. It highlights the need to protect the ecosystem and its impact on the planet’s health. Best time to visit Amazon Jungle: The dry season, which usually lasts from June to December, is the … Read more
Amazon rainforest animals – Explore the diverse wildlife of the Amazon rainforest, home to an abundance of unique and fascinating animals. The Amazon rainforest is home to an estimated 427 mammal species, 1,300 bird species, 378 reptile species, 427 amphibian species, and around 3,000 fish species, as well as tens of thousands of invertebrates. I … Read more
Barrio Getsemani Cartagena is a neighborhood of The old city of Cartagena. The distance to the heart of Cartagena’s Old Town is just 10 minutes. As I visited Cartagena’s Walled City, I decided to come here and enjoy this lovely neighborhood because I know it’s another great cultural place.Barrio Getsemani, Colombia, is popular with locals … Read more
The Walled City of Cartagena, I stayed here for two days last year. Even though the city isn’t very big, I enjoyed it during this period and found a lot of things to appreciate. The port city of Cartagena is on the Caribbean coast. This city is also called the Walled City. There is a … Read more
San Felipe Castle Cartagena was always a desirable victory for pirates and people who didn’t like the Spanish Crown. Over the past 480 years, it has amassed a remarkable history. During the colonial period, African slaves worked under the supervision of the Spanish to build the San Felipe Castle in Cartagena.In 1536, construction on the … Read more