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Tourism as a Path to Peace | San José del Guaviare
Discover San José del Guaviare, a former conflict-affected region where community-based tourism creates new opportunities for local communities. Meet local guides, explore remarkable landscapes and experience how tourism can support sustainable livelihoods, protect nature and contribute to peace.
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Hato La Aurora: Where Conservation and Llanero Life Meet
Discover Hato La Aurora in Colombia’s Llanos, a remarkable nature reserve where wildlife conservation, traditional cattle ranching and sustainable tourism come together. From jaguars and capybaras to hundreds of bird species, the reserve protects the region’s biodiversity while offering travellers an authentic insight into Llanero culture and life on the plains.
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Honey Route in the Matavén Jungle | Cerros de Mavecure
Moravia is a powerful example of community-led urban transformation in Medellín. Once a landfill, the neighborhood has been reshaped through local initiatives that restore the environment, strengthen community identity, and reclaim the territory. For travelers interested in community-based tourism in Medellín, Moravia offers a chance to discover a different side of the city—one shaped by…
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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.
