Ibagué, Tolima (City Tour & History) Colombia

A tour and history of Ibagué, Tolima (Colombia) where you can also get ideas of the best things to do or things to see when traveling here.
Here are the other videos I've made of Ibagué, Tolima & the Combeima Canyon:
• Ibagué, Tolima & Combe...
Here's the playlist of the videos I made bicycling through Colombia: • Bicycling through Colo...
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[@dianacastro966]

Que dicha que hayas podido venir a Colombia especialmente a Ibagué. En estos momentos la estan embelleciendo, estan arreglando sus calles y un puente sumamente grande para descongestionar la ciudad, quizás cuándo te provoque volver verás todo mucho mejor ❤. Bendiciones que tengas un hermoso día 😊

[@HumoftheEarth]

Gracias por la informacion. Buen dia a ti 🙂

[@andrewgross1758]

Nice to see a historical presentation. Well done!!!

[@HumoftheEarth]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@c.martinez516]

Excellent video!

[@toniobetanco2519]

It is excellent that someone who is not from Ibagué makes a video of these. I hope that after your visit you have seen the works of the sports park, they are world-class, and you will see the area of mile 60. We have people in the mayor's office that have made a world sport destination city.

[@HumoftheEarth]

Good to hear!

[@AlejandroJovica]

Thank you for your documentary, i am native from Ibagué city and feel happy because your vídeo, thank you so much, it helps for lots of people to know our city

[@GeneralHensaleey]

Good documentry very informative

[@andrewthacker114]

Thanks for sharing, nice clip.

[@HumoftheEarth]

Glad you enjoyed

[@mikegoalz4178]

Nice video. You really travel to off the beaten places

[@jorgealbertosuarezsuarez9894]

Bella la Ciudad Musical

[@HumoftheEarth]

Si!

[@dariooviedo7852]

Ibague is the 10th most populated city of Colombia.

[@druiz428]

very nice video, good frames and it´s note that the maker study our region

[@MrRJS27]

It's funny to imagine the Colombian Congress meeting in Ibagué in 1854, since it was such a nothing place that a US traveler in 1852 couldn't even find a place to have a meal. (See Isaac Holton, Twenty Months in the Andes, which you can read on Google Books.) You mention that Ibagué is industrial, but really not so much now--its larger textile and metallurgical factories like those of Medellín have mostly closed since the 1990s. There are some new smaller factories, including in textiles, but it's nothing compared to what it was when Colombia had more of a closed economy.

[@armandobarone8908]

how come nobody talks about the wather?

[@cmvr9138]

What is a “wather”?