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Inírida
Colombia - Guainia
Colombia - Guainia
Inírida is the capital of Guainía and the gateway to the Mavicure Hills. Set in the heart of the Amazon, it offers an authentic experience of indigenous culture, impressive river landscapes and access to sacred rock formations.
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Sacred lagoon surrounded by rainforest, perfect for kayaking and nature watching
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Riverside promenade with restaurants and indigenous handicrafts
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💰 Estimated price: $15-35
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📍 View on Google Maps →💰 Estimated price: $20-40
📍 View on Google Maps →📍 Places they visit: Mavicure Hill, Pajarito Hill, Mono Hill, Witches Lagoon
🕐 Horario: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM
📞 Phone: +57 313 000 1111
📍 Places they visit: Inírida River, Rapids, Indigenous communities
🕐 Horario: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
📞 Phone: +57 314 111 2222
Taste the traditional flavours of this region
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A powerful, compact pocket flashlight, ideal for night outings or hikes in the Colombian Amazon rainforest.
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High-protection sunscreen, ideal for the strong Caribbean sun and eco-walks in Colombia.
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