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Cali Colombia Museo de Oro Calima

Cali Colombia Museo de Oro Calima

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Bogota Museo de Oro

One of my recent adventures in Cali Colombia Museo de Oro Calima! Along the way I went to the Cali Museo de Oro. In the exhibit guests learn about the different styles and figures of prominent native indigenous tribes from Valle de Cauca, Quindio and other areas. It takes about a half hour to walk through the exhibit if you take your time.

Cali Museo de Oro Calima

Come live your own adventure at the Cali Colombia Museo de Oro Calima. Named after the indigenous tribe near Lake Calima to the north of Cali, you will find many artifacts and gold figures from native tribes throughout the region.

Great for all ages.

Open Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, and Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Entrance is FREE.

Calle 7 #4-69 inside Banco de la Republica

Learn more about the museum on the Banco de la Republica website.


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Erin Donaldson is an American writer, cultural correspondent and longtime expat who has lived in Colombia since 2013. Her work explores travel, culture, relationships, identity and the realities of building a life abroad. After nearly 14 years in Colombia, she is now spending time traveling through Mexico and writing from the perspective of someone who has lived long enough outside the United States to question many of the assumptions she once took for granted. Through Open Minded Traveler, Erin writes candidly about dating, alternative relationship structures, sexuality, cultural differences and the ways travel can challenge conventional ideas about how people are supposed to live and connect.

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