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<p>Colombia Vacations are something we all look forward to all year. Yet, when it comes time for vacations,Travels in colombia ,Tours,holidays  many of us have a hard time deciding what we want to do and where we want to go. If you&#8217;re tired of doing the same thing year after year, you&#8217;re due for a chang<span id="more-6"></span>e. What about spending one of your holidays on an adventure travel tour? Where at one time tours were relatively new, they are now very commonplace for vacation. Instead of driving with a map and travel brochures on your lap, let the tour guide do the driving for you.</p>
<p> An adventure  colombia travel tour is a type of tour that gives you the opportunity to do exciting things rather than just site see. You actually take part in activities. There are many different varieties of <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.colombustours.com" title="tours in colombia">tours in  colombia</a> adventure tours available. You can make your holidays in colombia  special this year if the whole family partakes in an adventure travel tour.</p>
<p><strong>Bogota</strong><br />Colombia&#8217;s bustling capital city offers several excellent museums such as the Museo del Oro (Gold Museum) and the Museo Nacional. Colombia is famous for its pre-conquest gold work and you can still see many original pieces. Another featured attraction is the Jardin Botanico Jose Celestino Mutis, which besides being a mouthful to pronounce is also a stunning botanical garden featuring a variety of national plant life.</p>
<p>50km to the northeast of Bogota lies the famous Laguna de Guatavita, the birthplace of the El Dorado myth and the sacred lake of the Musica Indians.</p>
<p><strong>Cartagena</strong></p>
<p>Cartagena, a UNESCO World Heritage site is Colombia&#8217;s most visited tourist spot. Founded some 500 years ago to transport the riches of the Americas onto the Caribbean, this colonial gem features as one of the most beautiful and vibrant cities in the world. Visit the old town and the original coral stone fortifications or head out to one of the cities many nightspots. Cartagena has long since been the intellectual and cultural hub of Colombia and as the first city in the Americas to offer residence to freed slaves it boasts a diverse ethnic mix.</p>
<p>Take a ferry to the nearby beach of Playa Blanca &#8211; white sands and crystal blue sea await you. Head out further to the Islas de Rosario and lay right back in a truly Caribbean atmosphere.<br /><strong><br />Santa Marta</strong></p>
<p>Santa Marta, the city of contrasts, allows you to walk to the base of the Sierra Nevada &#8211; Colombia&#8217;s highest mountain one day, and snorkel amongst nearby coral reefs the next.</p>
<p>From here it is possible to visit the Ciudad Perdida (Lost City) of the Tayrona Indians via a six day trek. Be aware that this area is the scene of Guerilla activity, the FCO advises against travelling there. In 2003 eight tourists were kidnapped and subsequently released several months later.</p>
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<p>From the majestic view of the Chicamocha river canyon to the placid El Gallineral park, the land of Santander offers striking landscapes that have made this department a favorite destination with lovers of extreme sports and ecotourism. www.colombia.travel  <H3>Help answer the question about Colombia Travel</H3>What are good reasons to travel to Colombia?<br />My friend is thinking of visiting Colombia, but she is not sure yet.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is hard to try and sum up Colombia in just a few sentences as it one of the most diverse countries on the planet. Colombia is steeped in history dating back over 2000 years when it was populated by hunter gatherers and shortly after by civilizations such as the Muisca and Tayrona. Spanish ships [...]]]></description>
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<p> It is hard to try and sum up Colombia in just a few sentences as it one of the most diverse countries on the planet.  Colombia is steeped in history dating back over 2000 years when it was populated by hunter gatherers and shortly after by civilizations such as the Muisca and Tayrona. Spanish ships first arrived in Colombia in 1499 and began their process of conquest and colonization. After this period Colombia became the first country in South A<span id="more-10"></span>merica to win its Independence from Spanish rule under the armies of Simon Bolivar.  If it is beautiful landscapes that you are looking for then you will find desert, jungle, mountain and coastal regions giving you as much diversity as any other country on earth. Just take a look at the photographs in the Destinations section of this site to see how stunning Colombia really is. Then you have its people, many who have suffered in the past due to varying political situations but who are now once again living life to the full in a safe and happy environment. In the recent Happy Planet Index survey, Colombia is ranked number 2 and there are countless reasons why the Colombian people have lots to be cheerful about. It is true that in the past Colombia has suffered at the hands of terrorist organizations and drug barons but that is the history of Colombia and its people are focused on the future. The current government under President Alvaro Uribe has done its utmost to secure safety for the Colombian people and visitors alike, this is something that is in place for years and years to come under various initiatives including one called Democratic Security.</p>
<p> It is a fact that tourism is on the increase in Colombia as the political situation has changed. In 2006 alone, Colombia had 1,500,000 tourists visit the country, an increase of 50% from the previous year, only Peru experienced a bigger increase during the same period. Also, the famed Guidebook series Lonely Planet recently listed Colombia number 8 in its top 10 destinations in the World, there is a reason for this everybody. <br /> Whether you are an experienced traveller looking for a new destination or someone out on a first time adventure, the beauty, diversity, culture, accessibility and friendliness of Colombia will leave you with outstanding memories for years to come.</p>
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<p>The Coffee Triangle gets its name from the shape formed by the departments of Caldas, Quindío, and Risaralda. This is where the best mild coffee in the world is grown and, in order to discover the deepest secrets of a great gourmet coffee, you must tour the region and experience and enjoy its climates and landscapes.  <H3>Help answer the question about Colombia Travel</H3>Is it safe for an American to travel to Bogotá, Colombia this summer?<br />My Spanish is limited, although close to conversant. I&#039;m a white male aged 18, and would probably travel alone until I met up with a friend. Is it safe to travel there? I only ask ebcause everyone up here is telling me it&#039;s not, that there&#039;s lots of kidnapping.<br />
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