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Our top countries for the best country to learn Spanish award<\/h3>\n

So, you want to learn espa\u00f1ol and are wondering which is the best country to learn Spanish? After all, there are so many reasons to learn Spanish these days: Latin American and Spanish culture is booming, from Reggaeton music to popular shows like Money Heist (or, Casa de papel); traveling in Latin America has become exceptionally popular with young, adventurous travellers keen to explore the rich history, cultures and natural spaces of Latin America; or perhaps you have caught the dancing bug and you want to dive deeper into Latin American dances like salsa, merengue, or bachata.<\/p>\n

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We share some of the reasons we personally consider Latin America to be the best place to learn Spanish in our article \u201cLearn Spanish in Latin America.\u201d But hold on \u2013 Latin America is a big place! Which is the best Latin American country to learn Spanish? From amongst all the wonderful options, we would like to highlight two: learn Spanish in Per\u00fa and learn Spanish in Colombia.
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Learn Spanish in Per\u00fa<\/h3>\n

Per\u00fa is world-famous for its fascinating historical sites and its world-class cuisine. These sites include Machu Picchu<\/a>, which is an exceptionally famous and popular ruin site at very high altitudes that enthralls hikers from all over the world.
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Machu Pichu: The most visited site of Peru<\/p><\/div>\n 
\nPer\u00fa also is home to the Nazca lines, which are ancient \u201cgeoglyphs\u201d hundreds of meters in diameter that depict animals and human figures made by the Nazca people that can only be properly viewed and appreciated from high above. The cuisine of Per\u00fa is diverse, drawing on the flavours of the Indigenous people, as well as immigrants from Spain, Germany, Italy, Japan and China. Such a rich blend of cuisines has produced a truly stunning array of dishes, and many people rave about the gastronomy of Per\u00fa!<\/p>\n

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Beyond these relatively well-known aspects of Per\u00fa, we want to highlight how affordable Spanish classes can be in this country. What\u2019s more, there is not a particularly high level of English spoken in Per\u00fa, which is actually a great boon to learn Spanish in Per\u00fa \u2013 after all, immersion is the best way to make quick progress! Another important point is that the Spanish spoken in Per\u00fa is remarkably clear and easy to understand \u2013 this will not only help you to learn the language, but also means that the Spanish you learn will be understood by other Spanish speakers with ease!
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Learn Spanish in Colombia<\/h3>\n

How about Colombia, you ask? Although Colombia\u2019s international image has been frozen since the 1980\u2019s, in large part thanks to television, I come bearing great news: Colombian people have done a lot to change their country for the better, and the results are incredible. I can speak from experience when I tell you that Colombian people are some of the most welcoming and generous people I have ever met \u2013 for that reason, Colombia may be the best Latin American country to learn Spanish!
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Colombia: Our favourite country to learn Spanish<\/p><\/div>\n

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Let me highlight a few of my favourite things about this Latin American gem (apart from the people, who I have already mentioned):
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