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TYPICAL FOOD
Villa de Leyva has traditional Colombian food such as ajiaco, arepa de huevo, chocolate, miloja, masato and artisanal cheeses
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TRADITIONAL CLOUTING
In Villa de Lyva, people usually wear comfortable and casual clothes, suitable for the cool climate of the mountains. Traditional clothing includes ruanas, wool ponchos, wide-brimmed hats and leatcher accesories, especially among campesinos and in rural areas
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ECONOMY
Villa de Leyva`s economy is based mainly on tourism, agriculture, crafts and commerce. Tourism is very important because of its colonial heretige, natural surroundings and cultural events
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VILLA DE LEYVA
Villa de Leyva 
CULTURE
Villa de Leyva is known for its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets and historical heritage. It is one of Colombia's most important cultural towns, famous for its tradtions, festivals and artisanal crafts.
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IMPORTANT PLACES
Some of the most important places are the Plaza Mayor, the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, the Antonio Nariño House Museum,the Fossil Museum and the Pozos Azules
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Cartagena
Economy: Cartagena’s economy is strongly based on tourism, commerce, industry and the port. Tourism is especially important because thousands of
Typical food: Cartagena has traditional Caribbean food. Some typical dishes are arepa de huevo, posta cartagenera, mote de queso, fried fish, coconut rice and patacones.
Important places: Some of the most important places are the Walled City, Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, Getsemaní, the Clock Tower, and the beaches of Cartagena. The Walled City is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Traditional clothing: Because Cartagena has a hot and tropical climate, people usually wear light and comfortable clothes. Traditional Caribbean clothing includes colorful dresses, skirts, white shirts and hats. Guayaberas are also popular, especially among men.
Culture: Cartagena is known for its Caribbean culture, colorful streets, colonial architecture, music, food and festivals. It is one of Colombia’s most important cultural and tourist cities.
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