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Colombia’s Bocas De Ceniza River Mouth Gets Tourist Revival
Colombia's Bocas de Ceniza, the main mouth of the Magdalena River in Barranquilla, is undergoing a tourist revival with public investment restoring the western breakwater and constructing a new waterfront promenade, viewpoint, and electric tourist train route. The project emphasizes sustainable mobility through these developments.
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