Colombia, unfortunately, is still largely unknown to foreigners and when it is known, it is known as a haven for guerillas and drug traffickers. Little is known about how is it like to be in here, the culture, the people, and so on.
There is one website that, up to this day, maintains its presence as one of the most authoritative websites about living in Colombia. It's PoorButHappy.com
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