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Nestled in Colombia's Coffee Triangle, this scenic park boasts towering wax palms and breathtaking views, perfect for hiking and gourmet dining.
Vía al Valle de Cocora, Km 11, Salento, Quindío, Colombia Get directions
"Cocora Valley, located due west of Bogota, is famous for its tall palm trees and stunning green hills. It is a popular hiking destination with options for day trips or multi-day hikes, and campsites are available for overnight stays." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Officially founded in 1865, Salento is one of Colombia’s quaintest, most traditional towns. Its main street, the cobblestoned Calle Real, is lined with handicraft shops and restaurants that serve delicious, locally farmed trout (among many other Andean favorites). The street ends at the foot of a hill with a staircase leading upward, interrupted at regular intervals by representations of the stations of the cross. A short Jeep ride from town leads to the enchanting Valle de Cocora, where you’ll find wax palms up to 195 feet in height (the tallest known palm species), as well as fantastic birdlife, including Andean condors and yellow-eared parrots, plus legions of adorable hummingbirds. Take a hike or horseback ride into the valley to get access to some of Colombia’s most awe-inspiring lookouts. By Travesías"
Sean Quirke
Rick Ayleen
Banesa V.
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Kim Alamazani
Steven Patouris
Nairobi Duque
Jill Baker
Sean Quirke
Rick Ayleen
Banesa V.
Ricky M
Kim Alamazani
Steven Patouris
Nairobi Duque
Jill Baker