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Guatapé, also known as Pueblo de Zócalos, is a charming town in Colombia famous for its vibrant and colorful zocalos (decorative tiles) that adorn the facades of its buildings. The town is steeped in history, ... with its origins dating back to the pre-Columbian era when the Tahamí tribe inhabited the region. Popular activities in Guatapé include climbing the 740 steps to the top of the El Peñol Rock for breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, exploring the picturesque streets lined with shops and cafes, and taking boat rides on the stunning Guatapé reservoir. The best time to visit Guatapé is during the dry season from December to March when the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities. The local culture in Guatapé is rich and vibrant, with traditional Colombian music, dance, and cuisine being celebrated throughout the year. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local traditions by attending festivals, trying local dishes like bandeja paisa, and shopping for handicrafts made by indigenous communities. Read more ▼
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