Colombia’s tall-ship ARC Gloria majestically sailed through London’s Tower Bridge on the same day both Colombia and England reached the semi-finals of their respective football tournaments.
In Bogotá, the Veinte de Julio Independence Day celebrations include a grand military parade, fly-over by the Air Force, and aeronautical display of the Army’s helicopter gunships.
In a defiant act to pressure the Colombian Congress in approving the National Development Plan and Health Reform of the government of President Gustavo Petro, some 400 members of the Indigenous Guard are occupying the steps of the Capitol.
This stunning image captured from the International Space station by NASA captures the grandeur of the Nevado del Ruíz volcano.
Colombia’s high-altitude wetland Sumapaz got its first snowfall in more than 60 years, turning this mountainous region into a winter wonderland.
The ramparts of Cartagena’s Old City, built by the Spanish to protect their outpost in the New World against buccaneers, basks in the aferglow of a Caribbean sunset.
The Sierra Nevada ranks among the most unique ecosystems in the world covering all climatic zones and home to Colombia’s largest archaeological site: the Lost City.
A major photography exhibition at MAMU im Bogotá looks at the many facets of Leo Matiz’s photography, from documentary to commercial. He also curated exhibitions by Latin American artists.