Tourism

10 Traditional Colombian Desserts Worth Tasting

In Colombia, dessert is always on the menu! Culinary arts is a staple in the country. Recipes have been passed down for generations. It's no surprise that traditional Colombian desserts are so rich, filling and sweet. Let's take a look! Rice PuddingWhen cooked with a touch of wood flavor, rice with milk (rice pudding) can be very satisfying...

Colombian Money - image of mixed denomination Colombian bills

Currency in Colombia: Complete Money Guide for Travelers (2026)

If you´re planning a trip to Colombia it's important to understand Colombian money. We made a practical guide to ensure you have a full understanding before your trip.What kind of money is used in ColombiaAnswer: the peso - but it's not the same peso used in other countries like Mexico. In 1837 the peso completely replaced...

Colombian coffee field

Colombian Coffee: History, Origin & What Makes It Special (2026)

It's a well known fact some of the best coffee in the world comes from Colombia. I love Colombian coffee and it's no surprise why. Colombia has a perfect climates for coffee plants. It rains often, there's lush vegetation to provide proper shade, it almost never freezes and the altitude is magnificent. I'll never forget the first time I smelled...

Bandeja Paisa

Popular Colombian Food: 10 Must-Try Traditional Dishes (2026)

Colombia is full of mountains and lush vegetation which makes it a prime destination for exotic food. Ever wonder what Colombians eat? We put together a list of some of the most popular Colombian food. The food varies by region but you get the picture. Let's get started! Bandeja Paisa - A traditional dish...

Is Colombia safe - street scene in Medellin Colombia

Is Colombia Safe? 10 Essential Safety Tips for Travelers

Colombia can be a dangerous place just like New York City but with a few safety tips you shouldn't have any problems staying safe in Colombia. I spent six months traveling Colombia without problems. Below, we compiled a list of suggestions to follow while in Colombia. Keep a Low Profile (No Dar Papaya)...