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Set among limestone, Río Claro offers tourists caving and exploring the ruins of Escobar’s eccentric Hacienda Napoles.

While Santa Marta may be known for beach bars and hotel buffets, the restoration of the old city offers visitors more dining choices.

While many flock to Cartagena on vacation, the old city also caters to business travelers in search of a break from the 'Convention.'

From bottles of frothy sabajón to hand-rolled cigars, Barichara on a weekend offers tourists plenty of adventure shopping. Don't miss out on our tips.

The largest metropolis in the hemisphere is one of the most vibrant. From its grand plazas to Aztec pyramids, Mexico City is an assault on…

Tunja may not get the attention it deserves, but with colonialism on every curb, the capital of Boyacá has its share of history and gastronomic…

A 300 hectare park on the outskirts of Bogotá offers guests the opportunity to walk in a cloud forest and admire the unique biodiversity.

Tequendama is looking for a comeback. This out of sight attraction near Bogotá is considered one of Colombia's natural wonders.

Brussels is more than moules and beer. Keep track of time in this capital which marks its own cultural trends.

The Araracuara River meandering through narrow canyons is opening up to tourism after decades of isolation and insecurity.

Don’t be a trapped in Taganga. One of Colombia’s most picturesque towns is an exercise in finding trips to empty beaches.

From producing fine sugarcane to hosting tourists with adventure sports, Tobia is a sweet escape.

Often overlooked by travelers, Ecuador’s vibrant and diverse capital makes for a pleasant weekend away.

The recent canonization of Mother Laura, Colombia’s first native-born saint, puts Jericó on the global stage.

With its long history of receiving immigrants, Barranquilla today is a business hub that celebrates diversity.

Palomino is becoming the hot new Caribbean destination, offering breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada.