Big Picture. A powered parachute takes to the skies near Puerto López in the eastern plains as a Llanero sun begins to set.
The Ministry of Transport announced that certain licenses must be renewed by October 15th.
A road trip to the Eastern plains in 1957 by four Englishmen and their ‘Green mule’ required nerves of steel and steady breaks.
Big Picture: Praying to the African Gods deep in the Colombian rainforest of the Chocó.
Swiss watchmaker Bomberg launched their first store in Bogotá with an event that mixed fashion and boxing.
The Guajira has balanced the wealth from its rich natural resources with the agrarian and fishing ways of locals.
With its attention to service and fresh ingredients, WOK introduced Southeast Asian food to Bogotanos.
The exhibition ‘Grandes Maestros del Arte Popular’ exhibited at Bogotá’s Modern Art Museum looks at the art of craftmanship across the region.
A leap into the known. Diving to cool off from the summer heat in El Guajaro reservoir near Cartagena.
The Petronio Alvarez Festival celebrates Colombia’s rich Afro culture and has grown into a world class event since it launched 17 years ago in Cali.
With his engaging exhibition titled ‘Human tra(m)p’ photographer Javier Vanegas challenges notions of what is considered “obscene.”
Alice’s is full of appetizing dishes cooked by its guarded Taiwanese proprietor. The restaurant also offers fast Take-Away.
Colombia’s modernist movement took hold in the 1950s when Medellín artists began exposing a double standard in paisa culture. The modernist legacy remains.
Upon his arrival in Bogotá, Gustavo Dudamel talks about the Opera de Colombia’s production of Wagner.
Chef Navarro’s spicy dishes makes this Mexican restaurant a must on the city’s gastronomy circuit.
A 300 hectare park on the outskirts of Bogotá offers guests the opportunity to walk in a cloud forest and admire the unique biodiversity.