Colombia

The rich tapestry of Colombia, with its pulsating rhythms, arresting landscapes, and warm souls, has always been a haven for travelers. Yet, beneath this vibrant …

Cucuta, the district headquarters of North Santander, has a vibrant LGBT community. Don’t let the fact that it’s not as well-known as some of Colombia’s …

There are several gay havens around the world, but when it comes to parties, hotels, and nightlife, there is no place “gayer” than Manuel Antonio. …

Barranquilla, Shakira’s birthplace, has become one of Colombia’s most popular gay destinations thanks to the city’s annual Gay Carnival, which takes place in February and …

Colombia is a country that is not only diversified in terms of climate, vegetation, wildlife, and attractions but also in terms of sexual orientations, as …

Cali, Colombia’s third biggest city, has a thriving gay community. It is recognized as Colombia’s salsa capital, and the massive statue of Jesus known as …

Santa Marta, Colombia, has a tropical climate due to its location on the equator and near the Caribbean coast. Santa Marta is a friendly place …

Pereira’s populace not only speaks Spanish with the least degree of regional accent in Colombia, but it is also Colombia’s most welcoming city for gay …

Gay Cartagena is a glorious mess of cobbled alleys, bougainvillea-covered balconies, vibrant plazas, brightly-colored buildings, and historic grandeur. We just wish it had a little more …

LGBT rights in Colombia have experienced significant advancements over the past two decades. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex Colombians have become increasingly protected by …

Colombia has a burgeoning gay scene and, in many ways, is leading Latin America in LGBT rights. From all over America, people are flocking to …

Medellín in Colombia, once the infamous personal fiefdom of Pablo Escobar and known as one of the world’s most dangerous cities, has undergone a truly radical …