TOP 10 Traveling TIPS for Colombia

You are thinking about traveling to Colombia and apart from a suitable reservation for your hotels in Colombia. 1.One Colombia Peso is worth around 0.0005 U.S dollar. Be sure that you've exchange all your Colombia money once you leave Colombia unless you want to pay your bank a commission to exchange the money back into U.S dollars. 2.Keep a low profile while you are in Colombia. Don't pay attention to the drug trades. In the event you happen to cause them trouble, you might be shot or could be taken to jail. 3.Ice cream is in all places in Colombia. Just be aware that the ice cream in Colombia isn't the same type of ice cream in the United States or any other country on the earth. Instead, it's just ice with food coloring on top of the ice to give it some flavor. 4.Don't pack winter clothes. In case you decide to take winter clothing with you, you are likely to be spending more on this vacation because once you get to Colombia, it is going to be so hot you wish you never brought your jacket with you. 5.Do not visit between December and January. You are going on a vacation, so why go during the tourist months? Go when no one is going there. Actually, a few of the tourist attractions maybe closed but isn’t the entire point of a vacation is to get apart from people? 6.Mainly because Spanish is spoken all through Colombia, here as some phrases it is best to know before visiting there. The phrases are: Yes = si, no = no, hello = hola, please = por favor, thank you = gracias, do you speak English = usted habla inglés. 7.Check your bill before you leave restaurants. You should be charged a ten percent gratuity. If that was not included on your bill, be sure to include that as soon as you are paying for things. It's towards the law not to pay a gratuity bill. 8.For all those of you who're anxious about what kind of food Colombians eat, here are some examples. The examples are: ajiaco, a chicken, avocado and potato soup, the multi-toppinged tortilla called arepa and tinto. 9.The time zone of Colombia is UTC-5. Be sure you tell all of your friends and family that so you do not get phone calls/ text messages after you are trying to sleep at night. 10.Be sure you bring a power converter so you'll be able to charge your electronics. Power converters can be purchased at your local travel store with prices ranging from 30 to even 100 dollars. So book your holiday in the charming Colombia hotels and have as much fun as you can.

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