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?If you appreciate "salsa brava" and the authentic atmosphere of a Cali style 'gril' then hit the dancefloor at El Titicó.

Fat-bottomed ants or the 'hormiga culona' are a Colombian delicacy, and in Casanare these insects make for a fun ecotourism experience.

Making the decision to move to Colombia means having to break deeply-rooted stereotypes writes Shahida Muhammad.

When we pick up a tropical fruit or bouquet garni we don’t often appreciate the dedication to our food security by Colombia’s campesinos.

Chikungunya is a democratic disease, which can afflict anyone. While its spread remains a serious health concern, the virus has now gone viral.

A flurry of guides on Bogotá and Colombia have recently been released. Here is a review of what to expect in these publications.

Bogotá’s altitude offers plants plenty of light, but tends to dry them out fast. Here are some simple tips on high altitude gardening.

The City Paper presents seven clubs to shake up the New Year. From electronic beats to tropical rhythms, there's a dance hall and club to…

The holiday season can be difficult for expats adapting to unfamiliar traditions. How far are you willing to go to make friendships?

A brew known as 'Chicha' was the link between man and the Gods, until Bogotá politicians tried to have it banned into oblivion.

The sabana de Bogotá can be one big playground for children. Enjoy strange attractions if relegated to the capital city summer.

Don’t miss out on local customs and coastal cuisine while counting your travel pesos in Cartagena.

With the final matches of the World Cup still to go, enjoy the sporting spirit in Bogotá's best pubs.

Expats are changing Colombia’s social and cultural diversity, many leaving it all to start new lives on these shores.

Roll out your matt and explore some of Bogotá's yoga studios. Nirvana in the big city for your body and soul.

In Medellín, the urban commute is part of urban culture. A city of innovation and movement.