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Discover Villa de Leyva in Villa de Leyva, Colombia: This colonial town in Colombia sits around the largest stone paved square in South America.

Discover Casa Terracota in Villa de Leyva, Colombia: This whimsical home made entirely from clay is basically a giant piece of pottery.

Bogata and the bigger cities get the attention, but Colombia is full of beautiful smaller towns, too. Here are some of the best.

Hemmed-in by orchards and olive groves, the colonial enclave of Villa de Leyva remains one of Colombia's must see destinations.

Discover Puente de Boyacá in Ventaquemada, Colombia: This small bridge serves as a symbol of South America's independence.

AT first glance, the vast, empty expanse of the plaza of Villa de Leyva, a colonial city that is three and a half hours by car or bus from Bogotá, seems designed to ...

Every generation rediscovers its dinosaur past. In Colombia there are paleontological sites scattered across Tolima, Santander and Boyacá.

As much as remarkable geography and natural wonders, Colombia's colonial heritage is part of the fabric of the nation's society. Nowhere is that more visible ...

Calm and silence prevail in many of the municipalities of Colombia, where the ochre colors intermingle with the green of the landscape to preserve...

A man flies a kite during the Wind and Kites Festival in Villa de Leyva, in Boyaca, Colombia, on Aug. 20, 2017.

In the gap between Nairo and Narcos lies the real Colombia, a nation of massive climbs and perfect coffee that condemns any visitor to a lifetime of nostalgia.

From Medellín's 50 years of lights to Villa de Leyva's Festival de Luces, Colombia in December will be a spectacular attraction for everyone.

Boyacá is one of Colombia's most picturesque departments known for its verdant green fields, glacial lakes and tiny little towns. These stunning colonial villages ...

Colombia was highlighted last month as a World Sustainable Tourism Destination by the World Tourism Organization. As part of the Tourism as an Instrument for ...

Often overshadowed by the serene and colonial Villa de Leyva, Paipa is a nearby destination known for its hot healing springs and cold highland lake.

Semana Santa in March is one of the busiest travel weeks in the year, but February celebrates one of our favorite patron saints, Saint Valentine of Terni, who ...

El Infiernito (Little Hell), is a pre-Columbian archaeological site near Villa de Leyva in Monquira, Colombia, that was built by the agricultural Muisca civilization ...

Discover Windows of Tisquizoque in Florián, Colombia: A three-tiered waterfall plummets from a mountain cave with amazing views over the countryside.

Colombia is home to 26,000 wild plants, placing it in second worldwide in diversity of flora. Although this mega-diverse country boasts 74 natural ecosystems ...

In Colombia, tiny towns and big cities alike get decked out for the holidays, but these are the best of the best for Christmas lights.

Chocolatier Amelia Rope travels to Colombia in search of the secret behind some of the best chocolate in the world.

The rugged and remote El Cocuy National Park offers spectacular hiking – and history lessons.

For a keen cyclist far from home riding with the locals is a dream come true, as Kevin Rushby finds on the hills of Colombia where the country's top rider cut his ...

FONTUR, the Colombian tourism fund, chose 17 beautiful towns to form part of the Patrimony Network.

Colombians are known for their love of a good time, which explains the abundance of Colombia festivals. From tiny towns celebrating a foodstuff that is the ...