Often overshadowed by the serene and colonial Villa de Leyva, Paipa is a nearby destination known for its hot healing springs and cold highland lake.
A trip to Urabá is a trip to a deeper Colombia, full of ethnic diversity, vibrant culture and sometimes painful memories.
Looming over the eastern frontier of Colombia, the Mavecure hills are one of nature’s most unique masterpieces.
Once a sacred lake of the Muisca, Neusa, with its tranquil waters and pine forests is a great escape for word conscious day-trippers.
A powerful new film ‘Marmato’ sheds light on a mining town beset by problems of social exclusion and indifference.
Tom Hart-Dyke’s lecture at Hay recalled his kidnapping in the Darién in 1999 and how orchids and humor saved his life.
The recent canonization of Mother Laura, Colombia’s first native-born saint, puts Jericó on the global stage.
Appearing out of nowhere, the Tatacoa is one of Colombia’s most unusual landscapes and a window to the stars.
Operating on a different concept of time, the Parque Nacional Ensenada de Utría is a revitalizing and dramatic destination.