Big Picture. Patriotic river boats navigate the Sinú River and a lifeline for remote communities.
A Palenquera wanders the beaches of Cartagena selling her tropical fruits beneath an unforgiving tropical sun.
From “après Lit” on ramparts to all night rumba in Barranquilla, Colombia hosts festivals until March.
In the new year foreigners make the decision to move to a new city. How to budget for a Bogotá move?
Cultural foods: Two restaurants in Bogotá turn tables in landmark spaces thanks to their take on Colombian cooking.
Being in “the know” of a tradition that started more than three centuries ago will make a Novena in Colombia a memorable night.
The Teatro Mayor JMSD has evolved into a much-admired venue for hosting the best of the world.
Bogotá sparkles again with another winter season of Christmas cheer, millions of LEDs and activities for the family.
Eastern spices and a tandoori oven entice visitors to this Indian restaurant in the heart of Usaquén.
A beautiful ‘Big Picture’ captured by Colombian photojournalist Juan Paulo Vargas.
La Candelaria: What is there not to love about this colourful and vibrant neighbourhood?
Big Picture. A beautiful view of one of Colombia’s most iconographic towns.
Big Picture. Heading to school through the mist and moors of central Boyacá.
Private initiatives such as Startup Weekend offer tech-savvy entrepreneurs the tools to foster their online dreams.
The Colombian Central Bank won first prize in the category of “Best New Money” from the IACA in Berlin.
The peoples of Timbiquí can proudly claim the ‘piano of the jungle’ as one of their leading contributions to Colombia’s culture.