Armando Silva work “Imaginarios” has defined the way Bogotanos view the metropolis.
The XIV Ibero-American Theatre Festival runs April with Brazil as the invited nation. So head out to see some dazzling shows.
Vintage machines such as this Soviet jeep still transit the mountain roads of the coffee zone where few modern SUV’s dare go.
Some 300 boarding schools affiliated with TABS showcase their campuses during a recruitment drive in Bogotá.
As an “intelligent city” of Latin America, Bogotá rolls out the digital carpet with free Wi-Fi in TransMilenio.
Trying to save of fuel and leave a very green footprint? One man in Tabio has found a way to move around at one horse power.
The European Union Parliament extended visa-free travel to Schengen member states to three nations Thursday.
March ushers in one of the largest street parties in the Americas: the legendary Carnaval de Barranquilla.
Photojournalist Piers Calvert captures afternoon light over the sugarcane fields of Valle del Cauca.
A newly-inaugurated pre-school empowers children by building on their educational skills with identity-nurturing values.
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.