Medellin to Maicao Bus
The distance from Medellin to Maicao is about 599 mi (964 km) which take approximately 15 hours of travel on the highway, by an intercity bus. Rapido Ochoa and Arauca are terrestrial transportation companies that cover this route Medellin - Maicao at low-cost rates for the tickets and the possibility of choosing among several schedules. "The commercial glass cabinet of Colombia", as it's known Maicao, due to the prosperity on the 80s, has an annual average temperature of 84 °F (29 °C). The driest month is March and October the most rainy. Think about it when packing, to bring the adequate clothing depending on the season.
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About Medellin
Medellin is located at 1495 m a.s.l., just 261 mi (420 kms) away from the capital Bogota. It is known as "The eternal spring city" or the "mountain's capital" nicknames that reflect it's attractive weather. It's history stars a number of indigenous tribes that lived on the region since V b.c. The first contact between the spaniards and the people of the Valley of Aburrá happened in 1541, although due to the lack of precious minerals and the resistance from the locals, the area was initially abandoned.In 1616 Medellín was founded with the name of "Poblado de San Lorenzo". In 1826, Medellín was named as capital of the Antioquia department by the National Congress. Modern day Medellín is a prosperous city in constant industrial and social development.
About Maicao
Maicao is a city located in the north-eastern edge of Colombia, at the shores of the caribbean sea. It was founded the 29th of June of 1927 in a territory previously occupied by the Wayuu people, and since its conception it has been an important commercial hub in the Atlantic Ocean.The city experimented strong comertial growth during the decade of 1970 due to the Venezuela oil bonanza, and in turn received a strong influx of foreign migrants from the middle east who settled in as traders.