View of a typical suburb in the district of Barrios Unidos. The suburb lies within a level two estrato. Consequently, the neighborhood is relatively poor by western standards. Colombia has six estratos defining economic and social classes. Level one is the lowest and defines destitution while level six is wealthy and is similar to upper class in first world nations. Level five is comparable to middle class in the western world.
A typical street in the wealthy suburb of La Merced in Bogota, Colombia. In view are some homes in...
Looking at south-western Bogotá as seen from Mount Monserrate. In view are the localities of Antonio Narino, Tunjuelito, Cuidad...
View of downtown Bogota the largest city in Colombia. Photo taken in 2002 shows the CBD with Carrera 10...
Rosales is a neighborhood located in the north of Bogotá, Colombia. It is known for its large, upscale residential...
Side view of a chiva bus in Bogota Colombia. Chivas are a traditional Colombian bus that is known for...
The Primate Cathedral of Bogotá, also known as the Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de la Inmaculada Concepción, is one...
View of Bogota in Colombia from the eastern hills. The city sits atop a high plateau on the Andes...
Many barrios in Bogotá are considered low income areas. The economically disadvantaged who cannot afford to live in the...
