Bogota city in Colombia has a network of canals that for part of the city’s drainage system. Some canals exist between streets and are an eyesore due to the trash that collects in them. Others are set within green areas and parks which enhances both the parks and canal.
The skyline of Bogotá in 2002, was a mix of old and newer architecture. Since then, the city has...
Looking toward northern Bogota in the distance from the satellite town of Chia, as seen from atop the La...
View of Rock’n Jazz Casino on Calle 82, Bogota, Colombia, (circa 2009). There are over 150 gaming machines and...
Rosales is known for its high-end shops and boutiques, catering to the upscale and affluent residents of the neighborhood....
Autopista Norte (North Highway) is a major highway in Bogotá, Colombia. It connects the northern part of the city...
Monserrate is a mountain in Bogotá, Colombia, rising to over 3,000 meters above sea level. It is a prominent...
Chivas are buses that are traditionally used in rural areas of Colombia. With their bright painted colors, they are...
The National Museum of Colombia (Museo Nacional de Colombia) is located in Santa Fe in Bogota. It is the...
