Millions of people in Bogota cannot afford to live in the city of Bogota. So they have built their own structures on forested hillsides of the city. While somewhat distant from many of the city’s amenities, the views are amazing.
A typical street in Bogota within with a strata three classification. The strata system is used for determining public...
Chivas are buses that are traditionally used in rural areas of Colombia. With their bright painted colors, they are...
A cul-de-sac in Rosales Bogota. The suburb is known for its parks, luxury apartment buildings, restaurants, and shops.
Monserrate is a mountain in Bogotá, Colombia, rising to over 3,000 meters above sea level. It is a prominent...
View of the Ban Cafe and Banco de Occidente buildings in Bogota (circa 2002). Both buildings were prominent structures...
Autopista Norte (North Highway) is a major highway in Bogotá, Colombia. It connects the northern part of the city...
Pictured is Avenida Septima in the Colombian city of Bogota, circa 2002. Avenida Septima in Bogotá, Colombia is a...
Usaquén is home to several parks and plazas, including Parque Usaquén, which is a popular spot for locals and...
