Jerico, one of Colombia's 17 heritage towns, stands out for its beauty and conservation. Although it has a rather religious focus, it also offers excellent gastronomic options and natural attractions to explore in Antioquia.
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A small town full of energy and movement, where at times motorcycles, cars, people, and businesses all converge in the main square in an apparent chaos full of tradition.
Read MoreJardín is one of the most colorful and beautiful towns in Antioquia. With a wide range of places to visit and tourist attractions, Jardín is one of the main towns to visit in the department of Antioquia.
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Guanajuato is a city surrounded by mountains with colorful houses and beautiful colonial architecture to discover on every street, corner, and alley.
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Beautiful colonial streets, houses, plazas, and churches. Enjoy the unique warmth and sunsets of this colorful city, the great variety of typical food to taste, and many cenotes to explore.
Read MorePlaya de Carmen caters to many types of tourist. While not the most authentic Mexican experience you can have, it still has great things to do and try.
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While Tulum doesn't offer the most authentic Mexican experience, you can still find great local food to try and love.
Read MoreDeclared an asset of national cultural interest in 2002, Abejorral offers its visitors the experience of an authentic Antioquia town.
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It is easy to fall in love with Concepción, its beautiful streets and calm environment make it one of the most beautiful towns to visit in Antioquia.
Read MoreExploring expectations and longings for a long-term stay in Buenos Aires.
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Tourists, locals, bikes and commerce all intertwine in the old city.
Read MoreWhile traveling the north of Thailand, I meet a French girl that recommended me doing a bike trip called “Mae Hong Son Loop”. I was intrigued.
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