Even though it separates two countries on a map today, the Rumichaca border crossing between Ecuador and Colombia is surprisingly young, which is why Jacquie treats this less like a practical crossing guide and more like a love letter to the shared identity this line...
Connecting with nature, community, and ancestral wisdom in Colombia From the moment I arrived in Cali, I was embraced by its warm energy and the richness of its cuisine, shaped by the traditions of Colombia’s Pacific region. That’s where I met Lina Bautista, a...
The Cave of the Tayos: From Sacred Sanctuary to Trending Tourist Attraction Deep in Ecuador’s Amazon region lies the Cave of the Tayos — once a sacred sanctuary and haven of biodiversity — now a place that stirs deep reflection within me. This iconic site, long...
Nota de la editora: Si eres de España, especialmente de Andalucía, es posible que la palabra “chocho” te saque una sonrisa… o una carcajada. Lo sabemos: en el español peninsular, “chocho” es una forma coloquial de referirse a la vagina. Pero en los Andes, el chocho...
We are proud to share that this article by Jacqueline Granda received recognition at the 11th International Pasaporte Abierto Awards, presented by the World Organization of Tourism Journalism in Panama. Honored in the category of Social Relevance, the piece was...
Jacqueline Granda Marcillo has known Barrio La Tola since her childhood. Her memories of the friendly people, local dishes, and traditional culture are brought to life when she conducts tours in this neighborbood in Quito's Historic Center. For this reason, she is the...
