What makes this tour unique is that we dive deep into Colombia's story of armed conflict and violence, guided by locals who share their personal insights. Unlike other tours, we focus on the real stories behind the events, helping you understand the struggles and triumphs of the Country. Our stops are not just places to visit—they're opportunities to connect with Colombia's history in a meaningful way. You’ll leave with a better understanding of the country’s past and hope for its future, making this tour a memorable and different experience.
The meeting point for the tour will be at Parque de los Periodistas, a historic spot in the heart of Bogotá. I will be waiting next to the statue of Simón Bolívar, an iconic figure of Latin American independence, making it an ideal starting place for a journey.
. Gaitán, a charismatic political leader, was assassinated on April 9, 1948, an event that triggered the infamous "Bogotazo" riots and escalated into a period of widespread violence known as "La Violencia.
a park dedicated to journalists, symbolizing freedom of expression and the struggles faced by the media during times of conflict
here we will discuss about the foundation of bogota and a bit of the history of our continent
we will talk about Medellín and Cali cartels. We’ll talk about how these powerful drug groups grew and what led to their downfall. We'll also discuss why the extradition of Cali cartel members to the United States raised questions about the constitutionality of this action
we continue tour to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This government building has been central to Colombia’s diplomatic efforts and was the first presidential palace
We finish the tour at Plaza Bolívar, the main square of Bogotá. This historic plaza is surrounded by important buildings, including the National Capitol, the Supreme Court, and the Presidential Palace. Plaza Bolívar has been the stage for numerous political events, protests, and when a guerrilla took down the place of justice
It provides insight into the cultural and literary reflections of Colombia’s turbulent history.
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