Strange Colombian

Besides beautiful beaches, Colombia has many swamps and beautiful natural scenery in the Amazon region and especially the vibrant culture and famous historical sites. People often think of drugs, mafia, bloody payments and forget that like many countries in South America, Colombia is also very beautiful and attractive. As the fourth largest country in this region, eastern Colombia is Venezuela and Brazil, the South borders Ecuador and Peru, the North borders the Atlantic Ocean (Caribbean Sea), the West borders Panama and the Pacific. Colombia has an area of about three times the size of our country but a population of just over 48 million people.El Senor Caido on top of Monserrate The distance from Vietnam to the Colombian capital Bogotá is exactly halfway around the world, so flying in any direction is the same, though fly over the Atlantic (transit Europe) or over the Pacific (transit America)

. It seems that European transit has fewer stops and European transit visas are also easy to apply. Bogotá - a peaceful and friendly destination: Bogotá, located 2,625 meters above the Andes, is Colombia's largest city. ranked third among the highest capitals in the world Despite its population of more than 7.



5 million, Bogotá is the city with the best security in Colombia. The streets are lined with security posts and police forces regularly patrol by motorbikes. Bogotá has a subtropical highland climate, with rainy and dry seasons alternating with an average temperature of 14.5 °. C. Once a Spanish colony, Colombia used the main language Spanish. The country's culture has a mix of Spanish, British, and Indian influences and Latin American regional characteristics The people are friendly, kind and polite, and hospitable.



There are maps in tourist spots that indicate which areas are secure, and residents are enthusiastic about letting visitors know where not to go. The peaceful de Bolivar is located in the middle of the La Candelaria region. This is the place to honor the Bolivar hero of the whole South America. Primada Cathedral is so famous that most international tourists do not forget to come here. North of the basilica is the old La Puerta Falsa cafe, which opened in 1816, just six years after Colombia gained independence.From La Puerta Falsa, walking east, up the hill, they grouped with tourists. I went to a neighborhood praised by locals as the most beautiful and charming in the capital. The colonial-style wooden balconies exude the houses regularly and are painted in harmonious color clusters.



On many streets in Bogotá, many of the walls of public buildings are painted with hip-hop street graffiti. Seeing the whole area as a fun colorful picture, there is even a graffiti tour with explanations. "Athens of South America". The most typical one is La Sabana - one of the largest universities in Colombia. The campus of the school is large and beautiful as a large park with many complex and convenient projects. Plazoleta del Chorro de Quevedo area is considered as the foundation of Bogotá city since 1538. At the end of the square is The wall contains 12 windows representing 12 original houses built in the beginning. Nearby is the Botero Museum.



Fernando Botero is one of Colombia's most famous artists. He donated most of his works to the government, and the museum is open to visitors free of charge throughout the week, except on Tuesdays. Here, in addition to the works of Botero, some paintings by famous artists such as Picasso, Miro, Dali, Monet paid for by Botero himself are also displayed. There is a gold museum with about 55,000 artifacts, most of which are jewelry and gold bars found in indigenous tombs. Colombians believe that the more gold they give to the sun god, the more they will be protected by the god. In the gold museum, the most intact artifact is the Muisca boat (Offering raft). It is an all-gold masterpiece of the Muisca tribe that once lived on the central plateau in today's eastern Colombian mountains. Like many tourists, we spend quite a lot of time watching the raft carrying the Muisca people doing quite elaborate sacrifices.



Sacrifice at the gold museum To see the dreamy city in the valley, we Cable car ride up the 3,152m high Monserrate hill. This is considered a pilgrimage site for devotees because there is the church El Senor Caido (Jesus Christ). On the hill there are many restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops. When sunset falls, together leisurely sip a glass of Canelazo - a unique drink made of 60-degree native Aguadiente with cinnamon and raw sugar, it must be a wonderful experience. From Bogotá, follow the cold bus.

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