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Welcome to our celebration of Colombia, one of South America’s most vibrant and diverse countries.
From the colourful streets of Cartagena and the energy of Bogotá to the mountains of the Andes, the lush Amazon rainforest, and the world-famous Coffee Cultural Landscape, Colombia invites travellers and dreamers alike to discover extraordinary landscapes, rich traditions, remarkable biodiversity, and warm hospitality.
Whether you’re planning a future journey or exploring from home, there’s always something new to discover.
On the Web
Colombia Independence Day – Colombian Independence Day is celebrated on July 20.
Colombia Declaration of Independence – The Colombian Declaration of Independence occurred on July 20, 1810 when the Junta de Santa Fe was formed in Santa Fe de Bogota, the capital of the Spanish colonial Viceroyalty of New Granada, to govern the territory autonomously from Spain.
La Feria de Las Flores – The first version of the Colombian flower festival took place in 1957, and since then it has grown into an iconic event in Medellín during early August.
11 Interesting Facts About Colombia – The government has made great strides in recent years to secure peace with revolutionaries, minimize crime, and protect its strong democratic institutions and the country boasts at growing economy. Here are 11 interesting facts about Colombia.
Colombia Travel – The official government website.
Colombia Travel Advice – From the Canadian government.
Culture and Traditions in Colombia – Colombia is one of the most geographically, linguistically, and culturally diverse countries in Latin America.
Fauna of Colombia – Discover the wildlife of this South American country.
History of Colombia – While the Aztecs and the Incas built empires that extended control over vast regions of pre-Columbian America, Colombia was settled by a number of smaller groups of peoples such as the Tayronas and the Muiscas.
National Geographic for Kids – A resource for young explorers.
Things Tourists Should Never Do in Colombia – Colombia is a fantastic destination with wonderful people, so follow our guide to make sure you have fun here without treading on toes.
Travelers Health – Advice from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
UNESCO – Colombia representation at the World Heritage Convention.
Wikipedia The country Colombia, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Where is Colombia?
Colombia is located in the northwestern part of South America. It is the only South American country with coastlines on both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
What is Colombia famous for?
Colombia is known for its world-class coffee, remarkable biodiversity, colourful festivals, music, emeralds, historic cities, and welcoming culture.
What is the capital of Colombia?
Bogotá is Colombia’s capital and largest city.
Is Colombia a good destination for nature lovers?
Yes. Colombia is one of the world’s most biodiverse countries, offering rainforests, mountains, deserts, coral reefs, cloud forests, and thousands of bird species.
What foods should visitors try?
Popular dishes include arepas, bandeja paisa, ajiaco, fresh tropical fruit, empanadas, and Colombian coffee.
Colombia history in five minutes.
Books at Amazon
Everyrhing You Need to Know Before Visiting Colombia
Celebrate!
Venezuela Independence Day – Venezuela Independence Day is observed annually on July 5.
Argentine Independence Day – Argentine Independence Day is observed annually on July 9. It is a national public holiday that marks the day when Argentina declared independence from Spain.
Uruguay Constitution Day – Officially known as ‘Jura de la Constitucion de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay,’ the holiday commemorates the adoption of Uruguay’s first constitution on July 18, 1830.
Australia Day – Australia Day is a g’day, mate, to celebrate all things about the Land Down Under on January 26.
National Texas Day – Celebrate National Texas Day on February 1.
Exploring Colombia documentary.
Columbia Stations at Radio.Garden
- Besame Bogota (Bogota)
- Cactus FM (Tunja)
- Esperanza Estereo (Valledupar)
- Fiesta FM 106.2 (Chirguana)
- FM Ivan Villazon (Valledupar)
- Korraleja (Sincelejo)
- Makondo Radio (Valledupar)
- Mercedistaradio (Sincelejo)
- Mix Radio FM 106.7 (Valledupar)
- Olimpica Stereo FM 93.7 (Valledupar)
- Perla Stereo (Corozal)
- Puerto Stereo Turbo (Turbo)
- Radio Aktiva (Bogota)
- Radio Chakaruna (Medellin)
- Radio Sincelejo AM 1460 (Sincelejo)
- Reyali (Valledupar)
Where are you in Colombia?
Colombia Military Independence Parade 2022.
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