Overview
And the Miss Universe 2015 is, Miss Colombia! Absolutely, that’s the talk of the town today. If it’s the reason why travelers think they should visit Colombia, no one can blame them, Paulina Vega is a must see.

That’s one to see and not just that, there’s more jaw dropping sights which awaits everybody in Colombia. Vast biodiversity and beautiful landscapes, tourist-friendly climate, looking for a good dine? A cultural visit? Name all of it, Colombia is definitely one of the best travel destinations in the world.
Where can we find it?
Republic of Colombia, or simply Colombia is a country located in the northwest of South America. It is surrounded by countries such as Panama, samba land Brazil, Venezuela and Peru.
And believe it or not, it is the only South American country with coastlines on both Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.

When should we visit it?
The question is when? Well, to be honest, it’s up to a tourist’s preference. Colombia is located near the Equator and shares variations of altitude which is proven to be tourist-friendly.
Tropical along the coast and wintery on the highlands, but Colombians refer rainy season as winter, so don’t expect to snow. But still the climate varies in different regions.
What should we prepare?
Tourists of most European nations, all South American nations and some Asian nations such as Japan, South Korea and Philippines are exempted from visa requirement unless of course if they’re staying for more than 90 days.
Tourists are usually allowed to stay in the country for 30 to 90 days but if an extension is needed, they must comply to the requirements needed by the Colombian authorities.
How could we get there?
Tourists can travel by plane. International flights offer trips to different Colombian cities such as Bogota, Medellin, and San Andres Islands. Take note that Medellin is the only point in the country which serves two airports.
Tourists can also get in the country by navigating its coastline. They can enter from Panama through the Puerto Obaldia- Capurgana pass and from Capurgana to Turbo where buses are ready to hitch tourists to the gist of the country. Other transports like buses, car and train can take visitors around Colombia.
What could we see there?
Tourists will not only see but they should eat, yes, they should. Enjoy delicacies such as empanadas, buñuelos and arepas which are very common in places in Colombia.
Meanwhile…
Caño Cristales, the most beautiful river in Colombia. It is jaw dropping and perfect to sum up the country’s rich biodiversity. It is situated inside National Natural Park La Macarena in the country’s eastern region. The colorful river presents a dominant red color because of the plant “Macarenia clavigera”.

Tayrona National Natural Park, located on the coast near Santa Marta, wait no more explanation, just look at the rich flora and fauna.

Villa de Leyva, feel the colonial era by this time frozen town in Boyaca. A historic plaza, parish church and other antique heritages like museums awaits the keen and observant tourists.

The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira, it is famous for its salt mine remains and the highly known Salt Cathedral.
What are you waiting for? Visit Colombia and see it with your own eyes.

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