Bogota｜Meet the magical capital of South America

Bogota is the capital of Colombia in South America. It combines historical charm with modern vitality and is waiting for you to uncover its mysterious veil. Pack your bags and embark on this surprising trip to Bogota🧳 1. Climate and temperature Although Bogota is close to the equator, it is located on a plateau with an altitude of about 2,600 meters. The average annual temperature is around 14℃, and the climate is cool, with spring-like weather all year round. However, there is a large temperature difference between morning and evening, so remember to bring a coat when traveling to prevent catching a cold. 2. Must-see Attractions 1. La Candelaria: As the historical center of Bogotá, it preserves many colonial buildings, like a vivid history textbook. While strolling through it, you can visit the Museo de Bogotá to gain an in-depth understanding of the city's past and present; and don't miss the Museo del Oro, which has a rich collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts that will surely open your eyes. 2. Monserrate: Take the cable car 🚠 and slowly go up the mountain to enjoy the magnificent view of the whole city of Bogota. The ancient church on the top of the mountain is solemn and dignified. It is not only a place of pilgrimage for religious believers, but also a great check-in spot for tourists to take photos. 3. Bogotá Park (Parque Simón Bolívar): A green oasis in the city 🌳 Here you can take a leisurely walk, ride a bike, or enjoy a relaxing picnic with family and friends. There are also lakes and sports venues in the park, where both sports enthusiasts and leisure travelers can find their own fun here. 4. Golden Triangle (Zona T): Bogota’s shopping and entertainment paradise 🛍️ It brings together high-end stores, specialty restaurants and lively bars, allowing you to enjoy the joy of shopping and food while feeling the prosperity of the city. 3. Bogota on the tip of your tongue 1. Arepas: Small round cakes made of cornmeal, with a crispy outer crust and soft inside. They are topped with a variety of toppings such as cheese, meat or beans. One bite will give you a full sense of happiness. 2. Bandeja Paisa: A very representative traditional dish, it contains rich ingredients such as beans, rice, meat, sausages and fried eggs. It is very filling and is definitely not to be missed for lovers of strong flavors. 3. Chocoramo: Good news for chocolate lovers! Rich chocolate wrapped in sweet cake, the unique taste will make you linger in the world of desserts. IV. Travel Notes 1. Language: Spanish is the official language of Bogota. Although staff in some hotels and tourist areas can speak English, learning some basic Spanish phrases can make your trip smoother. 2. Safety: Like many large cities, Bogota has its share of safety issues. Try to avoid traveling alone at night, choose reputable means of transportation, and always keep your personal belongings safe. 3. Currency: The currency of Colombia is Peso (COP). You can exchange some cash before departure, but most places also accept credit cards. 4. Altitude sickness: Since Bogota is located on a plateau, you may feel mild altitude sickness when you first arrive. It is recommended that you take adequate rest and drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous exercise. Bogota, this charming city, is waiting for you to explore every corner and experience its unique customs and culture. Come and start this unforgettable trip to South America!