Colombia: Some things don’t change much, including Catholicism
Photo by the author taken of Bogotá from the mountains to the North East By Mario Salazar / Washington Times – Visiting Colombia, one of the most Catholic countries in the world, after a few years is a reminder of how pervasive religion is in this country. While there are other religions in this country, they dwarf when compared to Roman Catholicism. Disclaimer: More...
Twenty reasons to visit Bogota
Monserrate To get your bearings and to glimpse Bogota’s scale (it’s home to 8 million people and, in South America, only Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City and Buenos Aires are bigger), head up to More...
Starter Kit to Colombia: Bogota
Two words usually come to mind when we picture Colombia: unfortunately, they are “Pablo” and “Escobar.” The notorious drug lord, however, has been dead since 1993, and key parts of his homeland More...
