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.
Looking south from the central CBD of Bogota with part of the CBD in view. Photo was taken in...
A typical street in Rosales Bogota. The suburb contains quality apartment blocks with street trees and gardens.
The Museo Nacional de Colombia (National Museum of Colombia) houses collections of Colombian art, culture, and history. It is...
Looking at apartments on the eastern hills in suburb of Usaquen. This is a wealthy part of Bogota in...
Santa Barbara Mall is a shopping center located within the Hacienda Santa Barbara development in Bogotá, Colombia. It is...
Usaquén is a neighborhood in the north of Bogotá, the capital city of Colombia. It is known for its...
Autopista Norte (North Highway) is a major highway in Bogotá, Colombia. It connects the northern part of the city...
View of a small section of the city of Bogota where it reaches the eastern hills. These hills are...
