Complaining about transportation in Colombia won’t get you anywhere, as history has shown that this country moves and people still carry people.
An exhibition by the Magnum agency’s war photographer, Raymond Depardon, looks at a personal vision of “France.”
Looking for a scenic ‘G route’ across Cundinamarca? Pass through Guasca, Gama, Gachalá and Gachetá to reach Guavio.
In Bogotá’s two-wheeler culture there are some strange, but very true, tribes.
Every generation rediscovers its dinosaur past. In Colombia there are paleontological sites scattered across Tolima, Santander and Boyacá.
The most direct route to reach the western cordillera is to traverse ‘La Linea’ and an experience in white-knuckle driving.
When hitting the road in Colombia, it’s often best to trust the advice of locals than the experts in cyberspace.
Why do some cities sell themselves as loveable and liveable places, while others get stuck on cliches? And what to do with BOG?
Why get stressed over Bogotá traffic? Here are some thrilling rides that are out there, and for free.
The quest for gold churned up plenty of mud and memories of Muisca mayhem. A brief history of a lake and a legend.
The tundra-like wetland of Chingaza can be a soggy, yet very satisfying outdoor experience.
Swedish tourist Jan Philip Braunisch, 27, has been missing in the Darien Gap, between Colombia and Panama since May 2013.
Flying to remote communities in the eastern Llanos, Air Colombia’s very vintage DC-3 has a checkered and international past.