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also called Montana de Siete Colores. This beautiful formation, located at an altitude of 5200 metres, offers breathtaking views.

the second largest city in Peru and located to the south near the border with Chile, at the foot of the volcano El Misti. It is a city with a Catholic tradition and was formerly closer to the Spanish crown than the Inca

One of the deepest canyons in the world (4160 metres deep)

Peru's second largest city, it is located to the south near the border with Chile and lies at the foot of the volcano El Misti. It is a city with a Catholic tradition and was formerly closer to the Spanish crown than the Inca

Trekking to Laguna 513 at 4431 metres above sea level and the foot of Hualcán Mountain

Small national park where the Fortuna waterfall is located surrounded by greenery

Night walk in the forest near the Arenal National Park where there are incredible reptiles and amphibians

Famous for its suspension bridges and wildlife.

Costa Rica's second largest city by population and close to the border with Nicaragua.

Island in the middle of Lake Cocibolca

Forest overlooking the ocean where wildlife is very active

Village on the Caribbean coast with a very Criolla and Jamaican energy and culture.

Enrico's first scuba diving certificate

A quintessential colonial city renowned for the slave trade, with a well-preserved historic citadel, though the vendors can be overly persistent.

After Cartagena, I headed to Santa Marta, the starting point for the stunning 4-day trek to Ciudad Perdida and a fascinating encounter with the Kogi and Wiwa tribes.

After returning to Santa Marta, I visited Tayrona Park and Palomino, before stopping again in Santa Marta for the Colombia-Argentina Copa America final, enjoying the atmosphere despite the loss.

Medellín offers a mix of industrial history, narcoterrorism legacy, Botero's art, and contrasts between revitalized and developing areas, plus exciting football and trips to Piedra del Peñol and Guatapé.

Bogotá, often underestimated by travelers, is actually quite interesting with its colonial architecture in La Candelaria, Botero and Gold museums, and residential areas like El Retiro.

In the coffee region, known for its high-quality coffee, I spent 4 days exploring Salento, Filandia, and the Cócora and La Carbonera valleys, famous for their wax palms and a 25 km downhill ride.

Although it is a bit dangerous, being the capital of salsa makes it extremely lively. 

Quito, Ecuador's capital at nearly 3,000 meters and crossed by the equator, is a clean city surrounded by mountains. I spent two enjoyable weeks there and saw a Copa Sudamericana match.

Named after the indigenous community famous for its wool production and traditional ponchos.

Cotopaxi, the world's third-highest volcano at 5,872 meters, provided 3 days of relaxation and trekking; bad weather stopped the summit attempt, but lower hikes like Pasochoa were rewarding.

Baños is famous for its natural hot springs and adventure sports; I spent 3 days rafting and biking the scenic Ruta de las Cascadas.

After three days in isolation at the Ecuador-Colombia-Peru border, I explored the Amazon, unsuccessfully searching for an anaconda, visiting the Siona community, and appreciating the rainforest's timeless beauty.

After 2 days in the city known for its well-preserved colonial architecture and UNESCO status, I still preferred Quito.