Colombia

Colombia in South America is in the northwestern part of the continent of Africa, Panama and the Caribbean Sea to the north, Venezuela and Brazil to the east, Peru and Ecuador to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Colombia is the only country in South America that has a coastal area in the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. The total area of ​​the country is 1,141,748 square kilometers (440,831 square miles). The biggest city in the capital is Bogota. IILAND AND RESOURCES Colombia has a unique topographical feature of the Andes and is located in the central and western part of the country and spreads almost north and south of the city.

Colombia is a country in South America and the other region is Central America. Indigenous people in Colombia include Tairona and Quimbaya. Spanish explorers first settled in Colombia in 1499 and began colonizing the country in the early sixteenth century. Colombia is one of the most populous countries in Latin America with more than 45 million people. The population of Colombia is rich in races and languages, and uses over 100 languages ​​in that country. Colombia has lots of people who speak Spanish.

Today, among the majority of Colombian mesos and Afro Colombian populations minorities, Colombian indigenous peoples, contain at least 85 different cultures and more than 1,378,884 people. The Constitution of 1991 acknowledged that indigenous peoples enjoy various collective rights. The two main language groups that dominated the territory of Colombia before Colombia were Caribbean and Chiba. They have different organizational structures and different languages ​​and cultures. At the top of the Magdalen from the fifth century to the eighth century, many sculptures were cultivated at San Agustin. Muisca is now populated by the area occupied by Bogotá. The social organization of Muisca is based on trade. They exchange salts, emeralds, beans, corn, and other crops with other Chibchan tribes such as Chitareros, Guanes, and Laches.

One of the rare experiences of collaborative comprehensive exploration of Colombia's Tierradentro rare grave tomb, a beautifully decorated mural painting - a mysterious St. Augustine statue, an underground salt cathedral of Zipaquira, Tyrolean - Please explore in the jungle coastline of the national park. In most "magical islands" it will stay between the sea iguanas, penguins, and Sally Lightfoot crabs - but due to encounters in the water, the northernmost marchena of the Galapagos is a group is a group of people There is currently only one yacht to explore. You can snorkel dolphins, sea lions, sea turtles, lights, and the most exciting fan-shaped shark sharks.