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- CapurganáTras pasar una noche viajando en bus desde Manizales hasta Turbo, en esta última población me subí a una lancha rápida que me llevó hasta Capurganá. No sé si os acordáis de esa atracción de feria llamada "la olla loca", Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Apr 3, 2011
- El Eje CafeteroComo su propio nombre indica, el Eje Cafetero es la zona donde se produce la mayor parte del café de Colombia, ocupando una extensa región en la cordillera. Mi paso por esta zona ha sido más bien breve, ya que Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Mar 31, 2011
- El Valle del CaucaTras el ajetreado viaje de salida de Tierrradentro, me despedí de mis compis de aventuras en Popayán, la ciudad más grande del sur de Colombia, y cogí otro autobús camino a Cali (qué son dos horas más de viaje después Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Mar 28, 2011
- Bogota, Salento and MedellinI think it's fair to say I didn't deal very well with leaving Brazil. After the final all you can eat breakfast in my hostel in Copacabana I started on the chocolate and coffee at the airport in an Posted by hanaldinho in Hannaldinha's South American Adventure! | Mar 20, 2011
- TierradentroTengo que admitir que me daba un poco de pereza visitar Tierradentro porque las comunicaciones no son buenas, pero después de numerosas recomendaciones y gracias a la compañía de Gerdette (una mochilera de 57 años, con más energías que yo), Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Mar 19, 2011
- Colombias Carribean CoastThe first place we thought we could get some serious sun was on Coluombia's eastern Caribbean coast in Taganga, historically a little fishing village but now a slightly gringofied, well known spot on the backpacker trail. [img=http://photos.travellersp Posted by mwalmsle in Jess and Mike's Excellent Adventure | Mar 17, 2011
- South America - Week 21 & 22 In most big cities, Monday is not the best day for a visit: museums are often closed, people are going back to work and bars and restaurants are deserted. Bogota was no exce Posted by lebrunfo in The travelling frogs | Mar 12, 2011
- Ciudad Perdida==Zur Geschichte== Die verschwundene Stadt der Tayrona Indianer lieg schätzungsweise 1100 meter über dem Meeresspiegel. Das gesamte Gebiet drum herum ist Dschungel somit kann man die Stadt nur zu Fuss erreichen. Die Stadt wurde 1976 von einem Ar Posted by MarieEck in Bibis on Tour | Mar 11, 2011
- Carnaval, Rio de Janeiro!!!Experiencing Brazilian Carnaval is something everyone should do before they die. After one week of the Carnaval in Rio i'm once again totally infatuated with this city and it was painful to leave yesterday. Aside from the Carnaval Posted by hanaldinho in Hannaldinha's South American Adventure! | Mar 11, 2011
- TagangaNach ungefähr 5 Stunden Busfahrt von Cartagena erreichten wir Taganga. Taganga ist ein kleines Fischerdorf 5 kilometer von Santa Marta entfernt. Taganga ist mein absolutes Reiseziel und ein Dorf zu dem ich sagen kann, das ich eines Tages mit großer Sic Posted by MarieEck in Bibis on Tour | Mar 10, 2011
- CartagenáCartagena de Indias liegt im Norden Kolumbiens und die Altstadt gehört zum Welt-Kulturerbe der UNESCO. Die Einwohnerzahl liegt momentan bei 42,3 Millionen. In der kleinen wunderschönen Innenstadt sind am Wochenende die Straßen für Autos gesperrt. Ich glau Posted by MarieEck in Bibis on Tour | Mar 9, 2011
- BogotáDie Reise war ein bisschen anstrengend da wir einen langen Flug von San Francisco - Los Angeles - Miami - Bogotá hatten. Das heisst wir hatten 3 verschiedene Flüge und mussten 3 mal den Flieger wechseln. In Bogotá endlich angekommen Posted by MarieEck in Bibis on Tour | Mar 8, 2011
- San AgustínTras mis aventuras montañeras, decidí cambiar de tercio y visitar la capital arqueológica de Colombia. De esta manera, salí de El Cocuy una tarde y 21 horas (y varios trasbordos) después llegué a San Agustín, en el sur del país. El Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Mar 8, 2011
- BogotaOur boat dropped us at the tri-border zone where Peru borders Columbia and Brazil. The border office was closed so we were unable to get our Peruvian exit stamps, a little investigation indicated that the immigration officer was off Posted by mwalmsle in Jess and Mike's Excellent Adventure | Mar 6, 2011
- Parque Nacional Natural El CocuyPrácticamente toda Colombia está situada en montañas, ya que los Andes comienzan (o terminan, según como se mire) aquí y recorren el país de norte a sur formando dos cordilleras inmensas. A pesar de ello, no hay muchos lugares con Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Mar 4, 2011
- South America - Week 20 Let's be honest.. this week hasn't been the best. The two highlights were the Indigenous market of Silvia on Tuesday morning and the hike in the Cocora valley in the lovely village o Posted by lebrunfo in The travelling frogs | Feb 28, 2011
- Villa de LeyvaVilla de Leyva es, sin duda, uno de los pueblos más bonitos de Colombia. Ha logrado conservar la arquitectura colonial y, además, integrar las nuevas edificaciones en el entorno. Por otro lado, se encuentra situada en un paraje natural muy Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Feb 23, 2011
- South America - Week 19 Popayan was a pleasant colonial town characterised by small white houses and cobbledstone streets surrounded by green mountain scenery. It was a good place to relax on a Sun Posted by lebrunfo in The travelling frogs | Feb 21, 2011
- San GilLlegué a San Gil tras atravesar el Cañón del Chicamocha en autobús, con unas vistas impresionantes a lo largo de las apenas 4 horas de recorrido. San Gil es un pueblo bastante tranquilo, cuyo principal reclamo es su localización, que Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Feb 15, 2011
- Colombia==Popayan, de witte stad== [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/253810/IMG Posted by Lisake in Mochileros a dedo | Feb 13, 2011
- Lo que pasa en ColombiaLo que pasa en Colombia So I finally made it to Colombia. Now what, I thought to myself. My first night had been as good as I could have hoped. I had arrived safely and gotten to my hostel in one Posted by TylerJames in Travel notes | Feb 9, 2011
- BucaramangaBucaramanga no es una ciudad especialmente turística, sin embargo, parece un lugar estupendo para vivir: no es excesivamente grande, pero cuenta con todos los servicios y opciones de ocio, es muy verde, bastante tranquila y el clima es fabuloso todo Posted by gacela in Gacela por el Mundo | Feb 4, 2011
- The flight is booked[sub]==I have booked my flight from Edinburgh to Bogota for a trip which will be for 1 month==[/sub] My intention is to stay for a week in Bogota, then go to Medellin for a week then on to Cartagena and Barranquilla. Posted by afortunado in Colombia 2011 | Feb 4, 2011
- The Lost CitySo onwards from Cartagena and we went further up the north Colombian coast to Santa Marta. Arrival in this place took place in the dark of night and involved firstly getting to the hostel. We got a taxi to the Posted by Cazbaz in Vamos en el Mundo | Feb 3, 2011
- Sunday 30/17 pm The trip down to Fusa went well. Fusa is what they call the town but the real name is Fusagasuga. It is located about 2 hours by car south west of Bogota. The roads are pretty bad if I Posted by AndersMatt in Colombia - mainly Bogota | Jan 29, 2011
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