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Department of western Colombia
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the capital of the department, with a large number of attractions and known for its night life and salsa dancers
biggest port on the Pacific side
old colonial town with a much visited church
beach town with possible whale watching.
the "agricultural capital of Colombia" is Valle del Cauca's third largest city with a beautiful cathedral
small village where you can enjoy the river and nature, accessible with a motorbike-propelled vehicle that utilize the train tracks.
Uramba Bahía Málaga National Natural Park (Parque nacional natural Uramba Bahía Málaga) is one of Colombia's newest nature reserves, located on Málaga Bay, near Buenaventura, in Valle del Cauca, Colombia.
San Cipriano is tiny town of 500 inhabitants close to Buenaventura in western Colombia. The town is in a humid subtropical forest, and therefore the weather is characterized by frequent rain and humid, warm daytime temperatures.
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