Bogotá
19 June 2011
Bogotá is Colombia's beating heart, an engaging and vibrant capital cradled by chilly Andean peaks and steeped in sophisticated urban cool.
a photo journal
a photo journal
19 June 2011
Bogotá is Colombia's beating heart, an engaging and vibrant capital cradled by chilly Andean peaks and steeped in sophisticated urban cool.
16 June 2011
A small colonial-era city known for its chalk-white facades (its nickname is La Ciudad Blanca, or "the White City").
10 June 2011
Cali is a city with a real zest for life that draws you in and stays with you long after you leave town.
06 June 2011
One of Colombia's most awe-inspiring national parks, PNN Los Nevados encompasses 583 sq km of rugged terrain in the heart of the Colombian Andes.
05 June 2011
The northern point of the Eje Cafetero (Coffee Axis), Manizales is a pleasantly cool, midsized university town with steep, hilly streets, surrounded on all sides by green mountain scenery.
30 May 2011
Colombia is famous for its coffee, but nowhere is the prized bean more important than in the departments of Caldas, Risaralda and Quindío, which together make up the heart of the Zona Cafetera, also called the Eje Cafetero (Coffee Axis).
25 May 2011
Cartagena de Indias is the undisputed queen of the Caribbean coast, a historic city of superbly preserved beauty lying within 13km of centuries-old stone walls.
20 May 2011
Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona is a magical slice of Colombia's Caribbean coast, with stunning stretches of golden sandy beach backed by coconut palms and thick rainforest.
18 May 2011
Riohacha, traditionally the end of the line, is the gateway to the northern, semiarid desert region of La Guajira.
18 May 2011
The Guajira Peninsula, the vast swath of sea and sand that is Colombia's northernmost point, is home to the indigenous Wayuu people, who historically repelled all the invaders – including English pirates, Dutch smugglers and Spanish pearl hunters – for centuries.