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Category: Colombian Culture

Jul 25

Caracol TV interviewed Colombia Travel Blog’s very own Paul Fowler!

Paul Fowler July 25, 2012

I’m not always on TV, but when I am I speak Spanish. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Last week I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by Caracol TV about this very blog, the Colombia Travel Blog. I talked all about travel to Bogota and living in Colombia and got to do some bowling and drink […]

Jul 23

Coming Soon: Medellin’s Feria de Las Flores 2012 (August 3rd – 12th)

Paul Fowler July 23, 2012

Every year around the end of July or beginning of August, Medellín’s Feria de Las Flores takes place. It’s a huge, city-wide festival that celebrates the inimitable Paisa culture, and features events all around the city. This year, alongside the usual parades, reggaeton superstar J Balvin will be performing alongside Zion y Lennox. Get yo’ […]

Jul 20

Happy Colombia Independence Day! Feliz Cumpleaños Colombia!

JL July 20, 2012

For being so generous with us, for accepting us as your foster children , for your wonderful people …… Thank you Colombia and have a great Independence Day  2012! –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– As an homage to Colombia, here is a selection of our best post about this amazing country: Why Come to Colombia? , […]

Jul 19

What Does Colombia Mean to You? A Colombia Independence Day Special

Paul Fowler July 19, 2012

Tomorrow, July 20th, is Colombian Independence Day and for that reason I felt it appropriate to focus today’s post on Colombia, and what it means to me. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Colombia is a country of stunning, unexpected diversity. From the hidden colonial villages like Mompox, to the sprawling beast of Bogotá, to the […]

Jul 18

20th of July: Colombian Independence Day (Get Ready to Party!)

Paul Fowler July 18, 2012

Colombian Independence Day is celebrated annually on the 20thJuly.  The event marks the day that, in 1810, the residents of Bogotá were stirred into protesting on the streets against Spanish rule. A limited independence, later made permanent, was decreed in the country, freeing Colombia from the Spanish. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– The riot was […]

Jul 17

Paul’s Guide to What You’ll Miss and Where You’ll Find it When You’re In Colombia

Paul Fowler July 17, 2012

These days I don’t long for a curry quite as much as I did when I arrived in Colombia. What was once a mild obsession has be neutralized by the passage of time and now exists as a mere lingering memory of spicy goodness past. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– I also don’t miss sandwiches […]

Jul 11

5 Places to Go in Bogota That You Won’t Find in Your Guidebook

Paul Fowler July 11, 2012

There are places in every big city that you wish you knew about. You’re travelling and your computer breaks – where do you go to get it fixed? Supermarkets, too, can look appealing when you’re lost in a big city, but where to go to get the best deals on fruit and veg? –> Colombia […]

Jul 10

Travel Colombia: Not Living the Dream in Riohacha

Paul Fowler July 10, 2012

Sometimes a place and you just don’t click. It just doesn’t happen. This can be for various reasons: you’re tired, it’s not what you’re in the mood for, you’re ill, you’re missing home, someone just put you in a bad mood… –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Sometimes, however, it’s just the fact that the place […]

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Jul 06

The Colombia Travel Blog’s Vallenato Playlist

Paul Fowler July 6, 2012

  –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Vallenato is one of those things that you either love or you hate or you’re aurally offended by. Myself? I used to hate it but after a year swigging aguardientes and drunkenly slurring the words I’ve come to see the appeal. Vallenato isn’t about the music, it’s about the […]

Jul 05

Colombia’s Stunning Pacific Coast, a Postcard

Paul Fowler July 5, 2012

For raw beaches; a rich, distinct culture and the thrill of pure off-the-beaten track adventure, there can be little better on offer than Colombia’s Pacific Coast. Here we’ve collected a bunch of our favorite photos from the region in order to give you a taste of what’s on offer there if you come to travel […]

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