This city is a haven for tourists with its stately museums, modern architecture and churches. The cultural offerings in the city are many but you must also not forget to experience the regular hustle and bustle of Bogota and the visit to Mercado de las Pulgas – the bright flea market.

The eco-tourism industry of Columbia boasts of National Parks like Colombian National Coffee Park in Montenegro as well as the magnificent Tayrona Park close to Santa Marta. You should also make it a point to visit Cartagena. The surroundings and the city itself not only have beautiful beaches, colorful and bright coral reefs for diving and snorkeling, but also amazing historic mansions, monasteries, and palaces.

The Amazon area beckons tourists with its natural parks like Amacayacu National Park, Cahuinari National Park, Monkey Island, and several beautiful lakes.

You must also pay a visit to the land of enchanting sea scapes, sand beaches as well as crystalline waters called the archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina located northeast of the Colombian Coast.

Santa Marta in Magdalena is also another often visited tourist places of Colombia with its picturesque landscape, colonial buildings and pristine beaches.

Pereira in Risaralda is the land of cultural festivals, hot springs (Santa Rosa) and the Otun Lagoon. Tourists also visit this place in very large numbers.

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