Embassy Suites Hotel Bogota-Rosales
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Bogota: Foodie Paradise
Let me cut right to the chase: I am absolutely blown away by the food culture in Bogota! In fact, I could write this entire entry just about the food here. In addition to noshing on wonderful street food—including empanadas, crepes, pasteles de pollo (flaky phyllo dough pastries stuffed with chicken and rice), and arepas (thick corn tortillas …
Bogota is Better
... town, but we were in a bike gang so all good! Then things got interesting, peddled through the red light district and transvestite area of town. Can immediately see the difference when you hit the red light area. Prostitution is only legal in certain areas of Bogota. The red light district is one, and is the only area where the prostitutes are allowed to be out in the public area. It is some sort of social custom bill or something like that. The other designated areas, they can't ...
Happy and Sad All At The Same Time
... our bags and we headed up to wait for the bus. We took some more pictures and gave more hugs. The buses arrived around 5:00. We boarded the bus and headed back to Bogota. It was about a 2 hour bus ride back. When we arrived at the Hotel Emporium, everyone got off the bus and the luggage was unloaded. This was the point where everyone started to go their seperate ways. Some had another hour bus ride to go to family members homes to spend the night, some had other hotel arrangements, ...
Bogota - stolze & pulsierende Hauptstadt
... im Bett etwas kuschlig.
Aber nun zum eigentlichen Bogota: eine sehr lebendige, moderne und aufstrebende Hauptstadt mit viel Herzlichkeit. Zwar nicht unbedingt "schön" im optischen Sinne, aber wir haben uns in den 6 Tagen hier sehr wohlgefühlt und festgestellt: das wäre ein Platz zum "länger bleiben". Wenn da nicht die unangenehme Kälte ...
Top o' the Mountain To Ya
... just over 3000 meters above sea level. You can climb the mountain or you can take the telesferico (either a sky lift or a lift on a railway) up and down. We took the lift...mainly because I had to be at work pretty soon...and I didn’t feel ready for such a hike!
The view of Bogota is not necessarily pretty (it’s better at night), but I got a calm feeling being up ...
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