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How much money goes in tolls and gasoline to Valledupar: Hours and Km

Valledupar is located in the heart of the Cesar department.
By Enrique Ceballos D

@enriqueceballosd

If you want to travel by land to Valledupar from the main cities of Colombia or if you are in neighboring municipalities, I am going to tell you how much you will spend in tolls for category 1 vehicles, how much the distance and the time to get to the municipality of Valledupar.

I am also sharing an approximate gasoline consumption on each trip taking into account that my car registers a highway consumption of 45 kilometers per gallon and where the price of gasoline in Colombia after of the pandemic is 8,600 Colombian pesos (it would be about 2.2 dollars).

Tolls, distance, and time on the route from Bogotá to Valledupar

If you travel from Bogotá you will find 9 tolls to the city of Valledupar; 3 tolls in the department of Cundinamarca, 3 in Santander Colombia, and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 101,500 Colombian pesos for an average price of $11,278 for each one. The distance of the road is 864 kilometers and the time to travel it is 15 hours and 26 minutes. Gasoline consumption is 19 gallons from Bogota for a total cost of 163,400 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel from Bogotá to the capital Valledupar by land, the total transportation cost is $264,900, which would be about 66 dollars.

How many tolls are there from Ibagué to Valledupar

To get to Valledupar traveling from Ibagué by private car, you will have to travel a distance of 865 kilometers in 14 hours and 12 minutes of walking. For this route you will have to pay 8 tolls in total; 2 tolls in the department of Tolima, 3 in Santander Colombia, and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 90,600 Colombian pesos where the average price per toll is $11,325. For this journey, gasoline consumption is around 19 gallons for a total average cost of 163,400 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel by car from Ibagué to the city of Valledupar, the total transportation cost is $254,000, which would be about $64 USD.

How many tolls are on the route from Neiva to Valledupar

There are 11 tolls from Neiva to the capital of Cesar; 2 tolls in the department of Huila, 3 in Tolima, 3 in Santander Colombia, and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 127,400 Colombian pesos for an average price of $11,582 per toll. The time is 16 hours and 16 minutes of travel where you travel a distance of 1026 kilometers. The consumption for my vehicle was 23 gallons of gasoline and a total cost of 197,800 Colombian pesos of fuel. So if you are going to travel by road from Neiva to Valledupar, the total transportation cost is $325,200, which would be about 81 dollars.

How many tolls are there to the city of Valledupar from Medellín

For the road journey from Medellín to Valledupar there are 9 tolls; 3 tolls in the department of Antioquia, 3 in Santander Colombia, and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 97,500 Colombian pesos for an average price of $10,833 for each one. The distance is 738 kilometers and the average travel time is 12 hours and 22 minutes. Regarding consumption, you can use 16 gallons of gasoline (remember that my car consumes 45 kilometers per gallon) for a total cost of 137,600 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel from Medellín to the World Capital of Vallenato by land, the total cost of transportation is $235,100, which would be about $59 USD.

Tolls, distance, and time from Manizales to the capital of the department

To get by road from Manizales to Valledupar there are 863 kilometers, 15 hours, and 15 minutes of travel and 7 tolls in total; 1 in Tolima, 3 in Santander Colombia, and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of all is 78,700 Colombian pesos where the average price per toll is $11,243. Regarding consumption up to the municipality of Valledupar, it is 19 gallons of gasoline for a total cost of 163,400 Colombian pesos. So if you go by car to Valledupar from Manizales, the total transportation cost is $242,100, which would be about 61 dollars.

How many tolls are there from Pereira to the city of Valledupar

If you travel from Pereira to the capital Valledupar you will have to travel a distance of 912 kilometers in 16 hours and 6 minutes of travel. This route has 9 tolls in total; 1 toll in the department of Risaralda, 1 in Caldas, 1 in Tolima, 3 in Santander Colombia, and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of all is 103,100 Colombian pesos where the average price per toll is $11,456. For this journey, gasoline consumption is 20 gallons for a total average cost of 172,000 Colombian pesos. Thus, if you are going to travel from Pereira to Valledupar by car, the total transportation cost is $275,100 (USD 69).

Tolls from Cartagena to Valledupar

To get to the city of Valledupar by car from Cartagena you must go through 4 tolls; 1 toll in the department of Bolívar, 2 in Magdalena, and 1 in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 37,500 Colombian pesos for an average price of $9,375 per toll. The time of entire trip is 7 hours and 32 minutes from which you travel a distance of 423 kilometers. The consumption is 9 gallons of gasoline for a cost of 77,400 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel from Cartagena to Valledupar by land, the total transportation cost is $114,900, which would be about $29 USD.

Tolls, distance, and time on the route from Santa Marta to the capital of Cesar

If you travel from Santa Marta you will find 3 tolls to Valledupar; 1 toll in the department of Magdalena and 2 in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 25,700 Colombian pesos for an average price of $8,567 for each one. The distance of the road is 255 kilometers and the time to travel it is 4 hours and 16 minutes. Gasoline consumption is 6 gallons from Santa Marta for a total cost of 51,600 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel from Santa Marta to the city of Valledupar by land, the total transportation cost is $77,300, which would be about 19 dollars.

How many tolls are there from Barranquilla to Valledupar

To get to the World Capital of Vallenato traveling from Barranquilla by private car, you will have to travel a distance of 301 kilometers in 5 hours and 23 minutes of walking. For this route you will have to pay 5 tolls in total; 3 tolls in the department of Magdalena and 2 in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 47,900 Colombian pesos where the average price per toll is $9,580. For this journey, gasoline consumption is around 7 gallons for a total average cost of 60,200 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel by car from Barranquilla to the capital of the department, the total cost of transportation is $108,100, which would be about $27 USD.

How many tolls are on the route from Bucaramanga to Valledupar

There are 5 tolls from Bucaramanga to the municipality of Valledupar; 2 tolls in the department of Santander Colombia and 3 in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 49,300 Colombian pesos for an average price of $9,860 per toll. The time is 8 hours and 12 minutes of travel where you travel a distance of 449 kilometers. The consumption for my vehicle was 10 gallons of gasoline and a total cost of 86,000 Colombian pesos of fuel. So if you are going to travel by road from Bucaramanga to Valledupar, the total transportation cost is $135,300, which would be about 34 dollars.

How many tolls are there to the city of Valledupar from Cúcuta

For the journey by road from Cúcuta to the capital Valledupar there are 3 tolls in the department of Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 29,900 Colombian pesos for an average price of $9,967 for each one. The distance is 550 kilometers and the average travel time is 12 hours and 14 minutes. Regarding consumption, you can use 12 gallons of gasoline (remember that my car consumes 45 kilometers per gallon) for a total cost of 103,200 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel from Cúcuta to Valledupar by land, the total transportation cost is $133,100, which would be about $33 USD.

Tolls, distance, and time from Cali to Valledupar

To get by road from Cali to the city of Valledupar there are 1,222 kilometers, 19 hours of travel, and 14 tolls in total; 4 tolls in the department of the beautiful Valle del Cauca, 2 Risaralda, 1 in Caldas, 1 in Tolima, 3 in Santander Colombia and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of all is 153,400 Colombian pesos where the average price per toll is $10,957. Regarding consumption up to Valledupar, it is 27 gallons of gasoline for a total cost of 232,200 Colombian pesos. So if you go by car to the capital of Cesar from Cali, the total transportation cost is $385,600, which would be about 96 dollars.

How many tolls are there from Popayán to Valledupar

If you travel from Popayán to the city of Valledupar you will have to travel a distance of 1,252 kilometers in 21 hours and 10 minutes of travel. This route has 15 tolls in total; 1 toll in the department of Cauca, 4 in Valle del Cauca, 2 in Risaralda, 1 in Caldas, 1 in Tolima, 3 in Santander Colombia, and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of all is 162,300 Colombian pesos where the average price per toll is $10,820. For this journey, gasoline consumption is 28 gallons for a total average cost of 240,800 Colombian pesos. Thus, if you are going to travel from Popayán to Valledupar by car, the total transportation cost is $403,100 (USD 101).

Tolls from Pasto to the World Capital of Vallenato

To get to the capital of the department by car from Pasto you must go through 17 toll booths; 1 toll in the department of Nariño, 2 in Cauca, 4 in Valle del Cauca, 2 in Risaralda, 1 in Caldas, 1 in Tolima, 3 in Santander Colombia and 3 tolls in Cesar. The sum of the value of all is 182,900 Colombian pesos for an average price of $10,759 per toll. The time of entire trip is 27 hours, where you travel a distance of 1491 kilometers. The consumption is 33 gallons of gasoline for a cost of 283,800 Colombian pesos. So if you are going to travel from Pasto to Valledupar by land, the total transportation cost is $466,700, which would be about $117 USD.

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