Photo of the Day: Wax Palms of Valle de Cocora, Colombia

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Cocora valley (Spanish: Valle de Cocora) is a valley in Colombia considered a wildlife sanctuary. The valley is located in the central Andean mountains. It has been acknowledged by the Colombian government as the sanctuary of the national symbol, the wax palm. Wikipedia

The Wax Palm tree is the tallest palm tree in the world. We treked through this beautiful landscape in a single day from the nearby small town of Salento.
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2 Responses to “Photo of the Day: Wax Palms of Valle de Cocora, Colombia”

  1. Melvin says:

    Wow! Very nice! But I guess in the past that was all jungle… right?
    .-= MelvinĀ“s last blog ..Bocas del Toro, Panama =-.

  2. This pics are really awesome. The Cocora Valley is just great!

    Here you can find usefull information about El Valle de Cocora

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