Author: Nicole Owens

The gold museum in Bogota was one of the shinier places we’ve ever been.

Paloquemao, a gigantic, pungent, colorful, bountiful market in the middle of Bogota, did not disappoint.

The monastery-topped mountain Monseratte looms over the East horizon of Bogota.

This post is just a set of pictures from around the city that capture the feeling of Bogota.

The purpose of this post is just so we don’t forget this excellent elevator in Edificio Sucre, Bogota.

A strategy for surviving densely packed experiences in densely packed cities.

Andeans across Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Bolivia have been chewing coca leaves or drinking coca tea for thousands of years to help alleviate pain, suppress appetite, and treat altitude sickness. We had to try it.

We went to Colombia with a list of foods that we wanted to eat that was 2 pages long.

“Zipa! Zipa!” An overpriced and underwhelming unofficial church in an old salt mine… but I guess the pictures came out okay.