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Year: 2013

La Catedral de Sal tunnel, Zipaquira
Feb 18

Licking walls and talking to God – La Catedral de Sal, Zipaquira

Sarah February 18, 2013

Not too long ago I decided to test my fear of enclosed spaced by visiting La Catedral de Sal in Zipaquirá which is a salt mine turned cathedral. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– It is about an hour from Bogotá and is 200 metres underground. Just hearing that, as we walked into the cavernous tunnel […]

Feb 15

Cocktails in Colombia: Friday Rum Suggestions

Paul Giles February 15, 2013

  –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Even before the glory days of the 80s, where Tom Cruise, blue drinks, poor taste, and douchebags reigned supreme, cocktails have raised the crude act of downing booze into a delicate, intricate art-form. Or maybe I’m just saying that to justify this post.     Well, in the spirit […]

Feb 14

Everlasting Colombian Romances – A Valentine’s Day 2013 Special

Paul Fowler February 14, 2013

Happy Valentine’s Day from the team here at See Colombia Travel. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Even though Valentine’s Day isn’t really celebrated here, Colombia’s a romantic country and so we thought it fit to do something. So in honour of non-Valentine’s Day, here’s our homage to the country’s most enduring relationships. We love it […]

Some arrangements from Kharisma Floral
Feb 13

How We’ll Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Colombia, 2013 Style

Paul Fowler February 13, 2013

How do we celebrate Valentine’s Day in Colombia? Simply put, we don’t. Sure, restaurants will see increased traffic and florists in Colombia will sell more flowers, but generally it’s all a rather subdued affair. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– It’s pretty normal for Latin Americans to change the name of Valentine’s Day to Amor y Amistad, but […]

Feb 12

La Guajira Chronicles: My best Colombian breakfast … by far, so far.

JL February 12, 2013

If you are an avid reader of our Colombia Travel Blog, you may know that a few of us aren’t particularly fond of arepas – read the whole sordid tale for yourself here in the Great Arepa Debate. And although I’d admit to liking a regular old paisa arepa once in a while, I’d find […]

Feb 11

Colombian Cultural Treasures: The Chicken Bus.

Paul Giles February 11, 2013

If you’re up for a little adventure at any time, and in most any part of Colombia, the cheapest and most reliable option is what Sarah gloriously calls Chicken buses – the little Collectivos that go anywhere and everywhere. Here are some of their most distinctive features: –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– * The first […]

Feb 08

Aguardiente – Colombia’s inexplicable obsession

See Colombia Travel February 8, 2013

Walk into any Colombian bar, house, club or even little shop on the street corner and you will be sure to find a bunch of merry Colombians chuckling away as they down shot after shot of aguardiente. For this is the country’s national spirit, which transcends social, racial, cultural and professional boundaries. It can be […]

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Feb 07

Barranquilla Carnival and Friends: Colombia’s Top 5 Festivals.

Paul Giles February 7, 2013

  –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Well, I don’t know if you’re aware or not, but there’s a little thing called the Barranquilla Carnival starting this weekend. If you don’t know, now you know, blogger. So, in celebration of this massive excuse for Barranquilla (and the rest of the country lucky enough to make it) […]

Feb 05

500 Reasons We Love Colombia (Our 500th Post!)

JL February 5, 2013

We decided we needed something epic to celebrate our 500th post on this blog, and what could be more epic than a list of 500 reasons we love Colombia? –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Colombia is a country that has given us all so much, and we’re grateful to be able to give something back […]

Paul Fowler at Punta Gallinas
Feb 04

Paul Celebrates 2 Years Living in Colombia (Photos)

Paul Fowler February 4, 2013

Today marks my 2nd year living here in Bogotá. It’s been a pretty momentous couple of years ever since I landed, and it’s hard to commemorate in words. Instead, to mark to occassion, I leave you with a Colombia photo gallery from some of my travels around the country. Enjoy. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– […]

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