Colombia’s adventure capital, San Gil, offers thrill-seekers the experience of a lifetime, navigating the dark, narrow passageways of the “Cow Cave.” The city of San Gil, Santander is located about Full Article »
With a hot climate, easy access to gushing whitewater rivers, canyons and whitewashed colonial towns, Colombia’s northeastern Santander department offers a range of activities for the outdoor enthusiast. {japopup type=”image”content=”pics/2012/mphoto/santander1.jpg” Full Article »
The department of Santander in northern Colombia planned to launch a three week program to promote domestic tourism to it’s capital city, Bucaramanga, and surrounding areas that are rich with Full Article »
The northern Colombian department of Santander has received a record influx of foreign tourists and investment, said Colombian export and tourism promoter Proexport. A total of 27,463 international tourists visited Full Article »
The annual Boyaca tomato festival,”La Gran Tomatina Colombiana,” is in danger of being cancelled for a second year due to a long, rainy winter. The Tomatina, which usually takes place Full Article »
Take the time to look around and you’ll see there is more to Cucuta than a hot and dusty frontier town. Most visitors to San Jose de Cucuta, the capital Full Article »
Chicamocha National Park in north-east Colombia reported a 65.8% increase in visitors between 2008 and 2009. Park managers stated that in 2009, 428,570 tourists visited the park, compared to 258,280 Full Article »
The nice thing about Bogota is that its so close to so many other places it is very easy to leave. One of the places that can be reached in Full Article »
The nice thing about Bogota is that it’s so close to so many other places, that it’s very easy to leave. One place that can be reached in under three Full Article »
The department of Boyaca is home to one of Colombia’s most pristine mountain ranges, the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy. With an elevation of over 5,000 meters and counting more than Full Article »