Travel

Once a corridor used for moving hostages from the interior to the eastern plains, peace and tranquility have returned to the Páramo de Sumapaz, an…

One of the preferred vacation destinations on the coast, Santa Marta continues to innovate with more options for the demanding traveler.

Think you’ve seen it all? Colombia's post-conflict is opening up travel destinations unseen until now by the outside world.

Two hours northeast of Bogota?, visitors can step back in time to an age of coal and makeshift mines. The small town of Tausa now…

Along the Magdalena River, the stone streets of Honda take visitors back to the Colonial era and beyond.

Often overshadowed by the serene and colonial Villa de Leyva, Paipa is a nearby destination known for its hot healing springs and cold highland lake.

As one of the most emblematic colonial towns in all of Latin America, Villa de Leyva is a must-take trip into Colombia’s past.

Colombia’s coffee region was inscribed on the UN World Heritage List for its natural beauty, Antioquian architecture, traditional craftmanship - and of course - famous…

On Colombia's northern coast, a unique reserve brims with pink flamingos, though climate change has threatened their numbers.

A New England family's chance encounter with Colombians in Puerto Rico led them to explore the South American nation — and they loved what they…

Colombia ranks second as best destination to visit in 2017 by Lonely Planet. The top ranked nation is Canada.

At the tip of Barranquilla the Magdalena River crashes into the Caribbean creating a maelstrom of current, spray and exacerbated by relentless wind. Welcome to…

The photo contest "Revela Colombia" invites foreigners and Colombians to submit their best images for the 2016 edition and with an important theme.

Isla Fuerte is the least known and lesser visited of Colombia’s Caribbean islands, perhaps because of its location off the coast of Cordoba, 200 kilometers…

Here are five easy escapes, close to the capital, and that don't require too much planning.

Colombia is a country where you can go looking for furniture and find God. One British expat recounts an enlightened experience among the Manizalen?os.