Have you ever seen paws this color?

It's hard to stop when you watch two Galapagos iguanas fight for territory and a harem. To make butting more convenient, iguanas have a comb on their heads, the outgrowths of which interlock with each

The first time I celebrated Christmas was on a plane from Bogota to Barcelona. A Christmas song was played, and flight attendants dressed as elves served champagne and chocolate. Despite the holiday, luggage

Hi guys. I just returned from Galapagos Islands and want to share some photos with you.

Former Royal Monastery of the 17th century, now the Santa Clara Museum. All in paintings, sculptures, frescoes and golden flowers.

I went with the child to another mountain. It's a pity there are only four interesting mountains around our city

The largest collection of objects made of gold (as well as alloys of gold with copper and silver) made by the indigenous population of these places before the arrival of Europeans. That is, one might say,

Colonial town three hours from Bogota. Known for the largest paved square in South America. They say that such a huge area of ​​cobblestones (14,000 sq.m.) was built by the colonialists out of boredom.

A 20-minute walk from the colonial town of Villa de Leyva is a very unusual house, built entirely of baked clay. The walls of the house, all the furniture inside and kitchen utensils are made of their

In the same Zipaquira, where the salt cathedral is located, we stopped for lunch at a typical Colombian meat restaurant. With live music, flags of all countries. Where the meat is cooked on a spit in front

50 km from Bogota in the city of Zipaquira there is a huge salt mine. Entrepreneurial people guessed in the unused part of the mine at a depth of 200 meters to equip the Catholic Cathedral. Not just a

A mixture of petanque and firecrackers. Colombians play this game in bars and on professional sports grounds. At the end of the track at an angle of 45 degrees, a board about a meter by a meter is installed,

At the top of the 50-story skyscraper Torre Colpatria there is an observation deck. In the evenings, it opens at 18:00, and we hoped to watch the sunset from it at 18:15, but underestimated the number

Separately, I will show graffiti in the El Paraíso (Paradise) favela near Bogotá. One of the constant heroes of graffiti is the Colombian writer and Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez. And I'll tell

I would not call El Paraíso (translated as Paradise) a favela. It was once a troubled area, but thanks to government subsidies, it has become a showcase community with cheerful house paint, great graffiti,

We were just looking for a place to play teho (I will write about this Colombian game later) and in the process of searching, we accidentally wandered into a nest of vice. Our Colombian guide was just

Think of a rhyme for the word Bogota. That's right, height. The capital of Colombia is located at an altitude of 2640 meters above sea level. For some, this height is enough to feel the first signs of

Panamanian Tocumen Airport is the gateway to the Caribbean and Latin America. Panama itself is also worthy of a 1-2 day escapade. In its region, it is a relatively rich, expensive and safe country. Entry

The second part of the World Heritage Site. After the troops of Henry Morgan plundered and burned Old Panama, the city was rebuilt 8 km southwest of that place, on a small peninsula. Now it is a quarter

The border between the Americas runs along the Isthmus of Panama. In the place where the Pacific Ocean meets the Panama Canal, the Bridge of the Americas was built 60 years ago. Here you are in North America.