9 articles to prepare your trip
Laguna La Cocha
Colombia's second-largest lake, La Cocha stretches 23 km from Pasto and is home to La Corota island, the country's smallest national park.
Laguna del Otún
Sacred lake of the Quimbaya at 3,950 m elevation, Laguna del Otún is one of the major hiking objectives in Los Nevados National Park, Colombia.
Located 10 km from Salento, Cocora Valley is home to the Quindío wax palms, Colombia's national tree, and two hiking loops through the Andean cloud forest.
A village declared a National Monument, Villa de Leyva combines cobblestone streets, dinosaur fossils and turquoise lagoons just 170 km from Bogotá.
Salento
Colorful houses, towering wax palms, and coffee fincas: Salento is the must-see village of Colombia's Eje Cafetero.
Mocoa
In southern Colombia, Mocoa opens the doors to the Amazon: vertiginous waterfalls, birdwatching trails and preserved Inga traditions.
Savanna stretching to the horizon, spectacular wildlife and cowboy culture: the Colombian Llanos offer one of South America's last great safaris.
Bogotá
Perched at 2,640 m in the Andes, Bogotá blends colonial heritage, world-class museums and a vibrant urban scene. Your complete guide to Colombia's capital.
Barichara
Considered Colombia's most beautiful village, Barichara captivates with its cobblestone streets, its Camino Real and suspended atmosphere. The complete guide to visiting it.
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