This travelogue describes the experiences of Gaspard Théodore Mollien, a French explorer and naturalist, during his expedition to Colombia in 1823. Mollien vividly describes the landscapes, peoples, and cultures he encounters, and his observations provide valuable insights into the history and geography of the region. The book is also notable for its accounts of Mollien’s encounters with famous figures such as Simon Bolívar and José María Córdova. Fans of travel literature and history will find this book fascinating and informative.

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