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No country on earth is more geographically blessed than Colombia, with its high-altitude peaks, lush jungles, pristine beaches, wildlife-rich rainforest, and strong coffee. Now that the guerrillas of the FARC are moving toward a peace accord, the land of cocaine and kidnappings may become the best unexplored adventure haven in South America.
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Bogota's Candelaria district.
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Bogota life.
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Children in Terminales village.
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On the road from Caño Cristales back to Rio Guayavero.
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Tropical Los Llanos in eastern Colombia.
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Cacao pods.
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The Pacific coast near Nuqui.
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Whale watching with Nestor Tello.
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A 440-year-old bridge near Medellin.
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A Terminales villager.
Kids from Termales village.
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View from flight from Regional Airport Olaya Herrera in Medellín to Nuqui Airport.
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The Reserva Natural Cañon de Río Claro.
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Mountain biking by the Aurrá river near Medellin.
