Ciudad Bolívar

Ciudad Bolívar is a vibrant city in southeastern Colombia, located along the Orinoco River. Known for its rich history, it was founded in 1767 and has a diverse culture influenced by indigenous, African, and Spanish heritage. The city serves as an important regional hub for commerce, agriculture, and transportation. Its surroundings feature stunning natural landscapes like the Gran Sabana, famous for waterfalls, waterfalls, and tepuis (tabletop mountains). Ciudad Bolívar combines urban development with access to remarkable ecosystems, making it a unique destination for history, culture, and nature enthusiasts.