Shrouded somewhere down in the wilderness of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains in Colombia sits Ciudad Perdida, the "Lost City." Built by the Tairona individuals over 1,000 years back, the archeological site just turned into a fascination after it was revealed during the 1970s.
Named Teyuna by the Tairona yet named Ciudad Perdida upon rediscovery, the old miracle is frequently contrasted with Machu Picchu as both are archeological destinations roosted on slopes and tucked into South American rainforests.
Be that as it may, Teyuna is over 600 years more seasoned and, in contrast to its Peruvian partner, there are no trains or transports taking into account simple goes to achieve its remnants. The best way to observe its excellence firsthand is walking: a tiresome multiday climb.
