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Vintage Douglas DC-3 flights in Colombia
Fly aboard Colombia’s legendary Douglas DC-3 and discover the historic aircraft that continues to connect remote communities in the Amazon. Soar over the vast rainforest and experience one of Colombia’s most unique journeys, either as a short trip from Bogotá or as part of a longer Amazon adventure.
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Ciudad Bolívar – Graffiti, Art & Community | Bogotá
Ciudad Bolívar shows how art can drive social transformation. Its murals give residents a voice to share their stories, celebrate their culture, and reshape their community’s narrative. Today, the neighborhood stands as a vivid example of how creativity strengthens identity, inspires pride, and encourages dialogue. Visitors discover a different side of Bogotá in this resilient…
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Moravia – Community-led Transformation | Medellín
Step into Moravia in Medellín, a neighborhood transformed through community action, resilience, and environmental innovation. Explore the former landfill of El Morro, meet the people behind its transformation, and learn how art, gardens, culture, and grassroots initiatives are helping reclaim territory and reshape Moravia’s story.
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Tobacco Tradition | Barichara, Santander
Learn about the tobacco tradition of Santander at Finca Mirabel, a family-run farm near Barichara. Walk through the tobacco fields, visit traditional drying houses, and see how local artisans hand-roll cigars. Along the way, learn about the region’s agricultural heritage and the knowledge passed down through generations of rural families.
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Handicraft Adventure | Ráquira, Boyacá
Explore the colorful artisan town of Ráquira, Boyacá, known for its long tradition of pottery and ceramics. Visit local workshops, meet artisans, and see how they shape clay using techniques passed down through generations. From pottery and textiles to baskets and woodwork, your visit supports family-run businesses and helps preserve Boyacá’s living craft traditions.
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Traditional Gastronomy | Villa de Leyva, Boyacá
Join a local family in the countryside of Villa de Leyva, Boyacá, for a hands-on cooking workshop centered around traditional envueltos. Learn how to prepare this corn-based specialty using family recipes and traditional techniques, while gaining insight into the role of food, women, and shared meals in preserving Boyacá’s culinary heritage.
