Guainia is one of Colombia’s least populated provinces as it is almost entirely covered with dense Amazon rainforest. Skip to Summary | Map | Socio-economics | Places to go |…
Cundinamarca is the province that almost entirely encloses Bogota, Colombia’s capital. Skip to Summary | Map | Socio-economics | Places to go | Things to do Skip to Summary…
Cordoba is one of Colombia’s Caribbean provinces and dependent mainly on agriculture. Skip to Summary | Map | Socio-economics | Places to go | Things to do Skip to…
Cesar is one of Colombia’s Caribbean provinces and a bastion for the popular vallenato music culture. Skip to Top | Summary | Map | Socio-economics Skip to Top |…
Casanare is one of Colombia’s richest provinces in oil and emeralds, but also waterfalls, rivers and paramos. Skip to Summary | Map | Socio-economics | Places to go | Things…
Cauca is historically one of Colombia’s most important provinces. It used to be its own state comprising provinces that have since been separated. Skip to Summary | Maps |…
Caldas is a small province in the “Paisa” region in central Colombia. Its capital Manizales is recognized as a national treasure for its cultural heritage. Skip to Summary | Map…
Boyaca is a province in northeast Colombia that used to be its own state between 1861 and 1886 when the country was briefly called the United States of Colombia. …
With the exception of its capital Cartagena, Bolivar is a mostly quiet Caribbean province whose geography is dominated by the Magdalena river and its wetlands. Skip to Summary | Map…