Weekenders: Anapoima
Just a short drive outside of Bogotá, the town of Anapoima offers a perfect climate and plenty of places to relax.
Travel
Beyond the Tatacoa sky
Appearing out of nowhere, the Tatacoa is one of Colombia's most unusual landscapes and a window to the stars.
My best, exotic Mompós
The rhythms of colonial Mompós seem from a different era, particularly for a foreigner running a guest house.
San Agustín and so much more
The Huila department offers archaeological wonders, thrilling river rapids and stunning natural scenery.
Cruising the Pacific tides in Bahía Solano
Isolated and peaceful, the Pacific town of Bahía Solano is a perfect getaway for nature lovers and whale watchers.
Made in Nobsa
Nobsa, Boyacá hosts an annual International Ruana Day to celebrate the traditional Muisca garment.
Socorro: small town, big history
One of Santander's lesser known destinations, Socorro boasts small town charm and a critical role in Colombian history.
Filandia of the Andes
In the heart of Colombia's coffee region, Filandia offers picture-perfect scenery, affordability and a laid-back lifestyle.
Riding the ‘Zipa’ train
Take the Turistren to the town of Zipaquirá for a relaxed and unique trip through the Sabana de Bogotá by train.
Colombia’s picturesque pueblos
Leave the beaten path behind and travel back in time in Colombia's ten most beautiful and well-preserved historic pueblos.
Island of many souls
One of the world's most densely populated areas, Islote, in the San Bernardo islands is home to more than a thousand.
Mompox: saints, sinners and masons
An austere Semana Santa contrasts with pagan traditions and colorful history in the legendary Magdalena town of Mompox.
The weaver of Salamina
When the mills moved away from Salamina, Ester Chiliguano stayed to teach new students and keep the weaving tradition alive.
The Lost City found then lost again
The Lost City of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is an awe-inspiring attraction, but what about the area's native residents?
On Lengerke’s trail
A walker's paradise, Guane offers visitors the chance to retrace the steps German explorer Geo von Lengerke.
Land of ‘La Unite’
In the early 20th century, the United Fruit Company ran Colombia’s northern coast, and bananas were mean business.