✔️ Don’t be afraid to try unfamiliar shapes and colors. Colombia’s fruits are full of surprises!

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📌 Tips for Trying Fruits in Colombia:
✔️ Visit a local market like Plaza Minorista or Plaza de Mercado de La América.
✔️ Ask for a “jugo natural” (fresh fruit juice) — many vendors blend fruits with water or milk.

🍎 Chontaduro
Boiled and often eaten with salt or honey. A staple in the Pacific region and rich in vitamins and fiber.

🥥 Cocó Tierno (Young Coconut)
Found at beach stands and street vendors. The water is super hydrating, and the soft jelly-like flesh inside is delicious.

Often eaten as a snack or added to salads and desserts. Also packed with antioxidants!

🥝 Pitahaya (Dragon Fruit)
Bright yellow on the outside, white and juicy on the inside. It’s sweet, light, and helps with digestion.

🍈 Zapote
Soft, sweet, and almost like a caramel pudding in texture. Its rich orange color is just as vibrant as its flavor.

🍓 Uchuva (Goldenberry)
Small, golden, and slightly tart.

Sweet and sour with a jelly-like texture full of seeds. The smell alone is amazing. Try it in juice, desserts, or just eat it fresh with a spoon.

🍐 Guanábana (Soursop)
Creamy and sweet with a hint of tartness.
It’s believed to have health benefits and is great for smoothies.

Here are some of the most delicious and unique ones to taste while you’re here:

🥝 Lulo
Tangy, citrusy, and refreshing! Often used to make juices, lulo has a flavor somewhere between lime and kiwi. Perfect for hot days!

🥝 Maracuyá (Passion Fruit)

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📸 Tip: Go around golden hour (5–6 pm) for the best lighting and fewer crowds. Don’t forget your camera!

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🌇 Mirador de Las Cruces (Comuna 13)
After exploring the vibrant street art and culture of Comuna 13, head to this viewpoint to see the neighborhood from above. It’s raw, real, and beautiful.

🌅 Mirador de San Félix
Just outside the city, this rural lookout point is also popular for paragliding! On a clear day, you’ll see green mountains and Medellín’s urban sprawl from a peaceful height.

🏞️ Mirador Las Palmas
A favorite among locals and bikers. Located on the road to the airport, this spot gives you a high-altitude perspective of the entire Aburrá Valley, especially magical at night.

🚡 Metrocable to Santo Domingo
Take Line K of the Metrocable for sweeping views as you glide above the city’s hills. Stop at Santo Domingo station or continue to Arví Park on Line L for nature and serenity.

Here are some of the top spots to admire the city from above:

⛰️Cerro Nutibara & Pueblito Paisa
Located in the heart of the city,this small hill offers panoramic views of Medellín and features a charming replica of a traditional Antioquian village
Great for sunsets and photos!

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• Use Moovit or Google Maps to plan routes.
• Stay in well-lit areas, especially at night.

Enjoy Medellín like a local — smart, safe, and always curious! 🌆✨

Ride-sharing apps like DiDi and Cabify are safe; Uber is used but unofficial.

🚶‍♂️ Walking: Neighborhoods like El Poblado and Laureles are walkable and full of cafes, parks, and local vibes.

🧭 Tips:
• Get a Cívica card to save time and money.

🚋 Ayacucho Tram: A modern streetcar that connects to the Metrocable and serves eastern neighborhoods.

🚌 Metroplús: Bus rapid transit with dedicated lanes. Fast and reliable.

🚖 Taxis & Apps: Taxis are common—use the meter or agree on a price.