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Patacones are double-fried plantain slices that come in all sorts of variations in Cartagena. They can be eaten with a side of cheese sauce or hogao sauce, while some vendors also top them with shredded beef and other ingredients.
Papa Rellenas
Papa rellenas are popular all across Latin America. Potato-based dough or simple mashed potato is filled with meat and veggies before being formed into a ball. It is then fried and served plain or alongside sauces.
Mango Biche
This unique street food is made by cutting unripe mango into strips and then coating them with lime juice and salt. You can also ask for a spicy version, in which case the street food vendor will top the mango stripes with some chili powder as well.
Arepas
Arepas is considered the staple of Colombian cuisine. These corn patties can be enjoyed plain, but they are way better when filled with cheese, meat, or veggies.
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Due to close proximity to Cartagena, the Rosario Islands are easily accessible by boat and you should consider joining a boat tour that will take you to multiple islands, each one charming and unique in its own right.
Natural Beauty
The Rosario Islands will knock you off your feet with their natural beauty, and you’ll stay in awe after seeing their pristine beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush vegetation.
Variety of Beaches
Speaking of the beautiful beaches that the Rosario Islands have in store, they truly have a spot for everyone’s preference. Whether you’re into white sand beaches or prefer beaches with calm and shallow waters, you’ll find what you’re looking for in this tropical paradise.
Water Sports
The Rosario Islands are heaven on earth for fans of water sports, especially if you’re into diving and snorkeling. This archipelago boasts a diverse marine ecosystem, allowing you to discover vibrant coral reefs and an array of tropical fish during your dives.
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Chefchaouen is famous for the blue walls of its buildings. Some say that the blue walls have origin in Jewish mysticism while others claim the blue paint was used to repel the mosquitos. Either way, it gives the city the unique look it’s known for.
Busan, South Korea
Busan is a large city in South Korea that’s often forgotten as people typically visit Seoul. However, there’s one part of the city that will instantly make you fall in love with it. It’s called the Gamcheon Cultural Village and it’s covered in colorful houses that almost look like a stack of LEGOs.
Cartagena, Colombia
Cartagena is a traveler’s gem. With incredible beaches, a charming old town, delicious cuisine, and a vibrant cultural scene, it has everything you could wish for. The explosion of color all around the city is just a bonus.
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A walk through the old town is the best way to get to know Cartagena’s culture and history – and you will get to see the whole city from above!
Totumo Volcano
Totumo is a volcano with hot mud instead of lava. It’s not an everyday experience to take a bath in hot mud, but it can be very interesting since you can’t sink – you can just float on the mud. Sounds fun, right?
Torre Del Reloj
This clock tower is the border that separates the old town from the new part and is a great entrance that will take you to the historical side of Cartagena.
La Comida
One of the best things about Cartagena is the great food you can find in the Gethsemane area and the Old Town. Try La Comida!
Houston’s Got Spice (@houstonsgotspice)Colombian coffee
Colombia is known for its coffee, and there are currently two trends among caffeine lovers: old companies that produce and sell coffee in the markets and new hipster movements that offer more aromatic coffee in small cups.
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