Yeah definitely super humid and hot haha, but very beautiful

I agree! I’m trying to get gungho gringo cam to start uploading more often two maybe twice a week but I love watching these expat videos! I can’t wait to get to Colombia 🥳🚀

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Yeah man I love taking public transportation in Colombia, it gives me a better sense of the city I'm in.

@@andresonearth I agree the best way to get a feel for a city is to go walking around or riding around the metros or buses and whatever else, I’m personally so excited about the cable cars 🚡 I really can’t wait to wear out my metro pass taking cable cars because of how cool the city and views will be I’ll just want to keep going! xD I was just watching your cali video this morning while I got ready and did stuff it was a solid vid! I was thinking to myself also and I’ve said it to gungho gringo too but man it would be so sick to see a detailed video on the museo de oro the gold museum! Idk if they’d allow videos in there but definitely would be worth watching in my eyes! Also I saw this thing on another video of a traveler and it was like a detailed history of Colombia throughout the years and it was digital screens on the wall and the people had in headphones and it was touch screen and just looked cool as hell but they didn’t say the name or where it was so I was just curious if you knew of anything like that! Take care brother I wish you the best of success and I can’t wait to see the next fire video that drops! When I get to Colombia I’m gonna probably have to make an instagram just so I can hit you up because I definitely want to be able to find these waterfalls and sick beaches and all these out of Medellin adventures because it’s just all videos of the kind of thing I want to do when I’m there and it looks so fun and one of a kind like definitely a realismo magico for real! 🥳🎉

Thankyou I appreciate that, I'm gald u enjoy the content !

Something I noticed about the coffee grown in Minca is that nearly all of it is completely organic. The coffee farmers do not destroy the forest to grow coffee, instead they plant coffee among the trees. They also use no pesticides or synthetic fertilizers and instead focus on producing excellent compost. This makes the coffee in Minca very unique to other coffee grown in the rest of the country.

Appreciate that brother. Yeah I'd like to continue make videos all over Colombia so I'd def go to those cities at some point

The hotel is called Siembra

hahaha wordd 😂