In recent years, Colombia is steadily turning into a popular tourist
destination. For those who are just discovering this South American country, the
most frequently asked questions are: is it worth visiting? If so, where to go
and for how long?
The most often visited cities in Colombia are Bogota,
Water pours down from the night sky as if from a shower faucet. We're standing
on a narrow wooden balcony, arms outstretched with kitchen pots, collecting
water for tea. The plumbing in the house has broken down. Heavy drops fall into
the pots with a loud “ding!”, playing
Colombian cuisine is a fusion of various South American, Caribbean and European
recipes. It is less spicy than Mexican cuisine and you will see (and taste) a
lot of seafood everywhere. Even for those who prefer meat over fish, I'd suggest
to try freshly caught and wonderfully cooked
Cartagena, Colombia is a Caribbean jewel that still remains very little known to
American tourists.
Big cruise liners usually have a day stop in Cartagena, so passengers have a
chance to stroll the narrow streets, some of which are three or four centuries
old, stock up on souvenirs and maybe
