falling in love with colombia: a month itinerary

jardin Colombia month itinerary waterfall

crunchy kat explores guide to one month in colombia
colombia month itinerary

jardin Colombia month itinerary waterfall

Cocaine, Narcos, war, coffee. More likely than not these are the main things that come to foreigner’s minds when they think of Colombia. I can’t even tell you the number of people who said to me “you’re not going to Colombia right?” when I told them I was traveling to South America.

Sure, Colombia is still recovering from the civil war which brought the country into headlines worldwide for all the negative reasons, but it has also really emerged from its troubled past. What if I told you that Colombia is a traveler’s delight. Full of beaches, mountains, deserts – all for an affordable cost. Not to mention, the friendliest people I’ve met anywhere in the world! When it comes down to it, Colombia was my favorite country in South America and I’m already itching to go back.

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the seven best things I brought to south america

cusco market

cusco market

Wow. Somehow, just like that, I’ve reached the end of three months in South America.

Long term travel may come across as super glamorous as you’re browsing Instagram, but it comes with some not so pretty parts and some lows. That said, I wouldn’t change this experience for anything.

At the end of three months, I may be starting to hate most things in my backpack because it is literally the only things I own (and I see them every day), but are some things that make me so happy because they’ve made my travels so much easier.

My long term travel necessities below!

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