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Colombian Highlands: Villa de Leyva and San Gil

June 18, 2015 brycewcaster Leave a comment

From Bogota I headed north to the less-visited Colombian Andes. I visited the pristine Villa de Leyva and San Gil, adventure capital of Colombia. Click here to read about my favorite part of Colombia.

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