For the past few years of my life, I have been living and experiencing man-made places. I live in New York City, a place where every inch...

On Monday I got the privilege of joining Andes EcoTours for an ecotourism trip to Tibacuy, a little town roughly two hours out of Bogota...

I woke up early and prepared myself a solid breakfast of eggs, an Italian bread roll, and avocado all topped off with a nice warm cup of...

This week I'd like to talk a little bit about Colombian food, because although I've only been here in Bogota for a month, I'm still...

For a coffee lover, one of the best things oin life is probably to see where this wonderful product comes from and how it’s worked. I’ve...

As I’ve already written in the previous blog, I’m quite new here in Bogotá but I’ve fortunately started to travel to the magnificent...

Last week I had the amazing opportunity to join a tour to Chingaza National Park. The reserve is one of Colombia’s hauntingly beautiful...

As I’ve probably mentioned before on this blog, working with local communities is one of my favorite parts of the ecotourism industry. ...

As my final day as an intern with Andes EcoTours winds down, I am finding myself increasingly nostalgic about the time I have spent in...

This past weekend, I had a great opportunity to escape the concrete jungle that is Bogotá. I was invited to spend a few days with the...