A Bogotá gin club sparkles with Bollywood ambience, but is distant from authentic Mumbai madness.
With its oyster bar and traditional French steak frites, Balzac excels in a real world of good food.
It may be hard to build an audience, but Underwater Rugby has a following in Colombia with its many skilled athletes.
Getting mugged can test the zen psyche of anyone. It is always a tough introduction to life in a big city.
Set among limestone, Río Claro offers tourists caving and exploring the ruins of Escobar’s eccentric Hacienda Napoles.
Get a closer look at the pots and pieces of ancient Greece at an exhibited which opens its doors mis month at the Museo Nacional and courtesy of the Louvre.
The Museo del Oro has put on display a rare collection of pre-Columbian offerings known as ‘tunjos’ and crafted by Muisca goldsmiths.
A popular lunch spot in Bogotá’s financial district showcases Costeño recipes with García’s international touch.
La Mina revolves around exotic salts and earthy flavors, taking decor cues from the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira.
Latin American art expert, José Roca, is helping boost artists in his home country and share their work around the world.
Lachoco Latera is profound chocolate philosophy, bringing new and exotic artisanal flavors to a time-honored treat.