In Colombia it can be hard to find just that beer you want. If you’ve been frustrated with your options, you may have toyed with the idea of making beer at home. How difficult is making beer at home in Colombia? We’ll examine a few of the factors in this article.
Can you drink the tap water in Bogota? And how can you get served a glass of water in a restaurant?
What should be on your hot list of Colombian foods to try when you visit Bogota? Here are some of our favorites.
One of the funny things about living in another country is that you discover just how much money shifts, changes, and simply dances about all the time. Before moving to South America, the dollar was just the dollar to me. Sure, there was some inflation, but I never worried about it.
Then I arrived in South America and I continuously heard “the dollar went up,” “the dollar went down,” and I thought, “The dollar doesn’t move around that much, does it?”
I've lived in Latin America for about 22 years. I've traveled and lived all over the map, and I’ve seen my fair share of dingy buses, overcrowded subways, and lonely stretches of highway reaching into the jungle. And along the way, I've learned a thing or two about getting robbed. And avoiding it.