Hotel Real de la T Bogota

Carretera 13 No. 83 - 19, (formerly Hotel Los Urapanes) Bogota, Colombia

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Bogota a city of contrasts

A travel blog entry by kiwigal999

... club that cant really be described but it rocked until the late wee hours playing great latin, pop and rock music. salsa was king that night.

Next
day it was time to go to Monserrate, a church overlooking Bogota with
stunning views - the one you always see the photos of. There is quite a bit of controversy over the safety of
walking the 1.5 km from Candelaria to the cable car and then the walk up
steep 1500 steps to the ...

The Carribean to the Capital

A travel blog entry by maz360

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... of thousands of pieces of gold.

For now we have moved to stay with some family of Carina who live in Bogota for a few days ... the plan was to leave on Sunday and head south for the Coffee region but they have just told us that the roads are blocked due to heavy rain and landslides, so may have to rethink that!! TBD ...

More photos here:

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Bogota Rocks!

A travel blog entry by jenjen7785

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... from street food, emeralds (the countrys' stone) to cell phone minutes. There are hundreds of little barras and restaurants, all with their own personality. La Candelaria reminds me a lot of Portland in that way. There is a small alley where you can buy "chicha", a homemade alcoholic drink made from fermented maize or pineapple, which the college students sit around drinking in the plazas, giggling and making out with one ...

Adventures with Lyda

A travel blog entry by gayle_hoefker

... think I had gotten rid of everything that was making me feel bad. I was able to sleep somewhat then. I was really weak, and I wished I had some Gatorade, but this is probably about the first trip that we have made that I didn’t bring it.

I was able to sleep the rest of the night. I sipped tiny sips of water as to not aggravate my condition, but to also get some fluids in me.

A beautiful and so enjoyable day had to end so ...

The Last Leg

A travel blog entry by brandon_t

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... the Ramirez's servant, after I left her what cash I still had in hand as small gesture for her extra efforts. She was very grateful and went on and on blessing me, asking about my religious beliefs, and saying that we are all in the family of God. After a few minutes of translating her repetitions, Miguel actually left and I was stuck there trying to make out what she was saying along with a lot of
blank smiles and "no entiendos" (I don't understand). Eventually I got the ...

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