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"COLOMBIA" OUR TYPICAL FOOD

Ethnic diversity is also reflected in Colombian cuisine, with its mix indigenous ingredients and preparation methods. The main ingredients in Colombian cuisine are pork, potatoes, beans,

corn, chicken, rice and soups.

Some of the most famous and typical dishes you should try:

Ajiaco: soup made with chicken and potatoes, is the specialty of Bogotá food.

Ant culona: fried ants, Santandereanas typical.

Tamale the Tolima with chocolate and bread

Paisa Tray: typical the Paisas regions.

Lechona: Cerdo relleno con arroz y carne de especialidad Tolima.

The fish sancocho: typical dish the Caribbean region.

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Lost City, the world lost brothers Park Tayrona

Castle San Felipe Church Santo Domingo

The Colombian population is the result of a mixture of three races: india, white and black.

are the most important cities: Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, Barranquilla, Cartagena, Bucaramanga, Cúcuta, Pereira, Manizales. 70% of the population lives in the top ten cities

people in Colombia is characterized by joy, is a land full of energy.

The biggest crowd puller in Colombia is its people, its people are totally optimistic, insanely lush and terribly romantic, it is impossible not to fall in love with the Colombians.

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Barranquilla's Carnival has been celebrated in an official way from 1876.

It is one of the oldest festivals in the southern Colombian modern version of which dates back around 1912 and is held every year in the city of Pasto, between January 2 and January 7, coinciding with the Epiphany Catholic, which gives a special character, since most global carnival celebrations, take place in the days before the beginning of Lent.

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