Colombia at its finest

Jul 28, 2022 1:29 AM

Supposedly these pics are all of Colombia, but I have not source checked. Shame, I know! I figured they would eventually get called out anyways, lol.

Edit: I did not take these photos (just sharing) so I want to make sure to give credit to all the photographers that took them. (even if they are heavily saturated :). I had no idea Colombia had such a variety of climates and landscapes. Glad it was interesting for everyone else too!

Everything reminds me of her.

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#5 Is this the mountain Juan Valdez comes down from, with his burro?

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All beautiful, but you had me at Tatacoa. Sounds like chocolate boobs... I'm in!

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Sign me up

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Yes! All these places are in Colombia . Source: I am Colombia.

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Such beautiful photos!

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#1 No, that's the Bionis.

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Time to visit the other America for a little bit.

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Needs more saturation!

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Johnny Cay in the background. San Andres is SO HOT THOUGH.

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I live in bakersfield... I found San Andres refreshing :P

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I live in New England. I was sun burnt 5 minutes off the plane and I almost melted.

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Sometimes I look at pictures of Columbia and wonder... "WTF is my province called British Columbia?"

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Hi, I really want to go. But I am a female traveling solo. Any news about safety? I reckon you don't put Bogota and Barranquilla

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Get a money pouch to wear under your shirt and don't have your cell out any more than necessary

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It's not less safe than many USA cities, but if you wanna be sure go on tour groups, you should be pretty safe

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Soy el fuego que arde tu piel...

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#20 That’s some good Souls environment right there. I want to explore it

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And those ponchos are super—comfortable.

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These places are extremely beautiful by themselves without having to turn the saturation dial to the max xD

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Does not look like Chocó.

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Definitely not to be sniffed at, nomsayin.

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1. How can a pyramid be natural? 2. Now Inreally want to listen to ChoquibTown.

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

It is not actually pyramidal, just close enough for the name to work.

4 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

Any time is a good time to listen to ChoQuibtown ?

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Someone page UBISOFT!

4 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

Square Enix beat 'em to it

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Oh yeah, just cause lol, i forgot I have that one

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Fun games, and the one with this environment was really pretty. I did get frustrated with the gravity physics in that one though.

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Nothing like watching a multi-ton shard of metal get blown sky high only to float harmlessly down like a leaf.

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#24 That's a lot of blow

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Where are the Paisas? (Paisas refer to beautiful women from Medellin. If you ever been to Colombia you know I speak the truth ;-)

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The trees in the jungle by the ocean were beach trees.

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Beautiful!!! I want ti go to every single place seen here.

4 years ago | Likes 55 Dislikes 0

Can be done, even better that there's no seasons there so you could go in the middle of your winter or something like that

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Me tii

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I've been to the tatacoa one. It's cool as hell. Also, nearby they have an observatory which was also very cool.

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Wonder if safe enough to travel.

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Precisely...

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Like because of Covid or drug cartel stuff? Cartel stuff mostly went away back in the 90’s. I went in 2012ish and had a great safe time!

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6 feet tall pasty white guy here. Never felt unsafe in Medellin but any city can be dangerous. Freakin loved it.

4 years ago | Likes 17 Dislikes 1

Pretty safe. Likes ruined else says, be alert , know where you are. But I go every year. Love it there

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Safer than a USA school

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that doesn't really narrow it down...

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Serious question: as an obviously American white dude, how welcome would I be in any of these places? I want to go so muchly

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Any of these places their habitants I mean would be happy to help you and guide you in your trip you'll never forget this country

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?

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Wife is colombian, I'm white as hell, TONS of gringos when I was down there. Colombian people are fuckin warm as hell. You'd love it.

4 years ago | Likes 28 Dislikes 0

You'd be safe if you stick to the right areas. My brother got stabbed in the leg but he also poked a komodo dragon with a stick so go figure

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My husband & I are very pale Canadians,- we spent a month in Colombia in 2016, and everyone was very nice & welcoming!

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Not sure how it may be changed since 2016. We did a Gadventures tour for the first few weeks which was helpful, & we know a little Spanish.

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Travel teaches us one thing above all: People are all the same, everywhere. Friendly, helpful people is the default, not the exception.

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This is why you will hardly ever find a well—travelled racist. (Staying at hotels and airports in 14 countries does not count.)

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It helps if you know Spanish.. But most Colombians like foreigners and are generally quite helpful. It does matter where you go though

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Been living in Colombia for +10 years and you'll be good if you follow sensible precautions. Colombians are very welcoming.

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As a Colombian, you'll be treated with more kindness than we treat each other. But, also stick to safe / recommended areas cuz o theft.

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Can confirm, Ive been living in Colombia 3 years now, all of these fotos are of the places listed

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*stops packing for a second* ...how dangerous are any of the places in those photos? Venomous animals, for example?

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Halfway betweend The USA and Australia. So better on muder and police brutality and less animals that want to kill youm

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How's the government corruption? My my aunt is from there and she and my uncle moved back to USA because of it.

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It's pretty noticeable and permeates everything. You can do w/o, but with usually goes faster and makes things less complicated.

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Ive lived allnover the world and from my perspective there are very few differences from place to place, potholes and curruption are...

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Everywhere, curruption is a major issue in the US and right now the US is way more dangerous than Colombia.

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I'm leaving for Cartagena in a couple weeks to do some solo traveling. Any recommendations or tips?

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If you want some … - just order the “Gatorade” for 20,000 - don’t get street stuff, too pricey and then they follow u saying they’re cops

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Never go outside showing fancy jewelery or expensive tech.

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Searching for a giant green emerald?

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Nice, I understood that reference for a change lol

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The castillo San Felipe is dope, so is la Popa, one of my favorite restaurants there is called Mar de las Antillas. Central Commercial...

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Men tu eres cartagenero?

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No, soy extranjero, pero vivo en Colombia hace 3 años

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Ah qué pena contigo, pensé. Yo si soy Cartagenara

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De donde eres?

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Bocagrande is a pretty good mall, and CineColombia has the best carmel popcorn of any theaters in Colombia

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Barranquilla is 2 hours to the north, rediculously good food there. I can give recommendations for there and for Santa Marta as well

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The historic district in Cartagena is inside of this 11km wall, tons of good spots for beers and dancing there, Sofitel Santa Clara is...

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Il from Cartagena. Don't trust cab drivers. Usually cab fare goes from 8000 to 12000 pesos. don't trust the people from the beach. DM me

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If you want to.

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Who are the people from the beach? Vendors, taxi drivers, con artists?

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Yes. Don't trust anyone. Is best if you bring your own sodas, beer, food, etc

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Can confirm.. many taxis in the coast dont use meters, most fares are between 8 and 12mil pesos always ask how much they are going to charge

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Hey thanks for all the feedback! Taxi drivers always seem to be corrupt in poor countries. Santa Clara is around 400$ a night! Oof. Gestsema

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That's an incredible rip off. I just got home from El Centro to castilogrande by 10000 pesos

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When you get in the cab, and make sure the child safety locks arent on

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Must say the child safety lock comment is somewhat unsettling...

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