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9 Reasons to Visit Colombia Now
By Stephen Bugno It’s finally safe enough A painting from Medellin’s Museo Antioquia The days of worrying about getting kidnapped in Colombia are more or less over. Colombia’s tourism board is telling...
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Photo of the Week: Colonial Streets of Barichara Colombia
It seems nearly every street you walk down in Barichara Colombia is a picturesque one of fine cobbled stones and white-washed houses with views stretching to the countryside and mountains beyond....
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Chilling out in Colombia’s Coffee Country
Chilling out in Colombia’s Coffee Country High in the hills of central Colombia, where the fog is heavy and the vegetation the deepest of greens, you’ll find the country’s capital of chill. I first...
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Travel to Colombia FAQs
Colombia is fast becoming one of South America’s best travel destinations. Picturesque landscapes, Caribbean beaches, snowcapped mountains, ancient ruins, and the friendliest people you’ll ever meet,...
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Photo of the Week: The Rock of Guatapé
The Rock of Guatapé This is a massive monolithic rock formation 86km from Medellin, Colombia. It is believed that the Tahamies Indians, former inhabitants of this region, used to worship the rock. In...
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The tales of two colonial towns in Colombia: Cartagena vs Mompóx
Cartagena A walk back in time Founded in 1533 by Spanish commander Pedro de Heredia, Cartagena de Indias was named after Cartagena, Spain, where most of his sailors were from. The town experienced an...
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Five beautiful towns not to be missed in Colombia
Colombia is no longer a well-kept secret travel destination in South America. With huge improvement on safety and the country’s tourism board spending millions of dollars in promotion, Colombia is...
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Photo of the Week: Las Lajas Sanctuary
Churches and shrines have been built in beautiful settings, but none comes close to the stunning yet precarious location of the Las Lajas Santuary. Located in the state of Nariño in southern Colombia,...
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Ciudad Perdida: A Guide to the Lost City of Colombia
A Brief History of Ciudad Perdida The journey from El Mamey to the Lost City is an experience that is likely to live with you forever, as you stride out along the slopes of the Sierra Nevada...
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Photo of the Week: Tatacoa Desert
Tatacoa Desert The otherworldly Tatacoa Desert lies in the Huila Department of Colombia, about 320km south of Bogota. Even though it is called a desert, the Tatacoa is actually a tropical dry forest....
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