≡ Menu
Home  »  Colombia   »  

Colombia Photos

Bogota Cartagena Guane Juan Curi Waterfalls Mongui Palomino San Gil Villa de Leyva

Published on December 5, 2011 by
Support VBJ’s writing on this blog:

Bogota
Cartagena
Guane

Juan Curi Waterfalls
Mongui
Palomino

San Gil
Villa de Leyva
Filed under: Colombia

About the Author:

I am the founder and editor of Vagabond Journey. I’ve been traveling the world since 1999, through 90 countries. I am the author of the book, Ghost Cities of China and have written for The Guardian, Forbes, Bloomberg, The Diplomat, the South China Morning Post, and other publications. has written 3657 posts on Vagabond Journey. Contact the author.

Support VBJ’s writing on this blog:

VBJ is currently in: Astoria, New York

0 comments… add one

Leave a Comment

Next post:

Previous post:

SUBSCRIBE

* indicates required
Complete archives

Post Stream

Where Do You Want To Travel?
By

A simple question with not a very simple answer.

How Do We Know What Truth Is Anymore?
By

The processes of truth-seeking still exist, and I would argue that they’re still effective.

Saying ‘I Did That’ Is The Prime Directive Of Life
By

My path.

And We Will Probably Still Believe Them
By

Logic, sense, and facts are nice things as long as they don’t step on the toes of who we think we are. 

How To Find Cool Jobs (Or At Least How I Do It)
By

My strategy for finding the work you want to do.

Why They Want To Censor You
By

“if your ideology experiences the free speech of others as existential threat, your ideology sucks.”

Blog Post #3,650 — Why You Should Listen To Your Visitors
By

How I got to where I am.

Travel The World On Dividend Income — A Stock Dividend Investing Primer For Travelers
By

How to make money with stock dividends.

Freedom Has Become A Dirty Word In The USA
By

Neo-authoritarianism isn’t only real, it’s trendy.

Airlines Not Seating Families Together Is A Scam
By

The airlines will try to extort us any way they can. This is one of their worst grifts.

Ghost Cities of China

Ghost Cities of China is a book which recounts the two and a half years I spent on the ground investigating China’s empty new cities. Pull back the dark veil on the New China and find out what the country is really all about.

Get a signed copy directly from me here:
Home | Sitemap | About | Privacy | Terms of Service | Contact | Photos | French Language Edition
Original articles: © Wade Shepard and Vagabond Journey