It takes 50 hours to reach the world's most dangerous city

Once known as the most dangerous city, Medellín The capital of Colombia, Bogotá, is just a half-hour flight to Medellín I won't go into the plethora of information available online 1. Divided into 6 zones, 1-6, with 6 being the safer affluent areas like the infamous District 13 which is in Zone 2 and a popular tourist spot 2. Medellín is like our Chongqing, a mountain city 3. Eating out isn't expensive, around 100 or so, and T-shirts are about 200 or more Cuisine varies from person to person, peisa is the national dish, as seen in the last photo 4. Taxis, Uber, and Didi are all available, and the prices are reasonable, with the latter being cheaper 5. It's not as dangerous as imagined, having been to Panama and Medellín, the danger is always overhyped, mainly tourists won't venture into slums like Zones 1-2, and it's generally okay to just stay indoors at night 6. It takes about 2 hours to get to Guatapé, which is actually just 80km away, but the journey is slow due to the mountains, it's Colombia's Thousand Island Lake, and the giant rock is worth a visit, followed by a stroll in the nearby colorful town 7. Also, flowers are a specialty, there are many popular restaurants, and the last screenshot summarizes it, you can buy some coffee beans, but I think the south Say something.