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Nestled in the southernmost corner of Colombia between Peru and Brazil, Leticia is a small village, home to about 32,000 inhabitants, and is a major access point to the famed Amazon River. If you're looking for adventure, Leticia should be at the top of your list, as you can cruise down the world's longest river (and home to the world's most dangerous fish), swing through the trees of the Amazon forest, and visit three countries in one day without taking a plane.
Get to know the Colombian Amazon and the charm of the Walled City!. Visit Bogota (Colombia's capital city, has so much to offer in terms of cuisine, culture, history, sports and art, within its many contrasting neighborhoods). From there, travel with round trip transfers to the Colombian Amazonia and discover Leticia-Amazon (major port on the Amazon River and Colombia's gateway into the Amazon Rainforest. Finally, fly to Cartagena (colonial city on the shores of the sea. Famous for its castles, culture, history and colorful buildings as well as the iconic palenqueras –Afro-Colombian women in bright dresses selling fruit in Cartagena`s plazas-).
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The Peruvian Amazon is a verdant tropical region covering almost two-thirds of the country, it is the fourth largest rainforest in the world.
The massive Amazon River experience in Brazil begins at the convergence of the Rio Negro and Rio Solimoes just nearby the city of Manaus.
It is a sprawling oil town where you can take visits to Indian Villages, overnights in Jungle lodges and walks through lush rainforest.
Machu Picchu remains one of the premier archaeological sites in the world and serves as a vivid reminder of the Incan Empire, its imagination, and magnificence.
The Galapagos Islands are located six hundred miles west of the Ecuadorian coastline. Its wonders span from the most varied and incredible geological formations: lava flows, blowholes, spatter cones, lava tunnels, beaches, and the most diverse species of vegetation.
The breathtaking Patagonia Region is shared by Argentina and Chile and runs from the coasts of the Pacific Ocean towards the Atlantic Ocean brimming with awe-inspiring glaciers and fjords.
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