Porton Bogota

Calle 84, 7-55 Bogota, Colombia

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Bogota a city of contrasts

A travel blog entry by kiwigal999

... translate my
spanish to their spanish), it turned out that i was saying salTT rather
than SaL for salt.. go figure.

The salt mines were very interesting
and the cathedral stunning including 12 chapels. we were lucky and
found the only english speaking tour of the day and i spent a bit of
time hanging out in the caverns and lost Dash somewhere in the caverns.
Eventually i wandered out and couldn't find him so i ...

The Carribean to the Capital

A travel blog entry by maz360

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... br> 4 - an entire house made out of Terracotta - we met the man who built it and I have no idea why.
5 - a giant fish fossil - I'm not convinced.

All in all a very educational day!

After one more day of buses we arrived in the capital city of Bogota. First impressions - rainy, grey and a LOT of protests going on in the centre. The Plaza Bolivar was impressive and the best thing is that rather than treating pigeons like pests they ...

Bogota Rocks!

A travel blog entry by jenjen7785

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... a burger for 6000 pesos ($3). Ridic.
Bogota also has some of the best museums and art galleries, the Museo del Oro (Gold Museum) being the most famous, which I really wasn't too impressed with. After you've seen one piece of gold, you've seen them all, in my opinion. I did really enjoy the Police Museum, where you see lots of Pablo Escobar stuff because the Bogota police are very proud of being the ones to hunt him down in the ...

Adventures with Lyda

A travel blog entry by gayle_hoefker

... Chile). He invited us to his house for pizza and fellowship. Lyda was just leaving, so we went to Jesus’s house. Jaime brought a bottle of wine. We sat and talked and they ordered pizza. The type of pizza they ordered was chicken, mushroom and cheese on one half and cheese and pineapple on the other. There was no tomato sauce. Both of these are very popular here. I tried both. They were both OK, but I prefer pizza with sauce on it.
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The Last Leg

A travel blog entry by brandon_t

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... at me and holds his hand up to his chest with a squeezing motion. It all became clear to me...we were eating cow's udder. I finished it begrudgingly, though it was not a morsel I requested for the table again. The rest of the afternoon was
spent at Unicentro mall for one last round of shopping for gifts and some take-home bags of Juan Valdez coffee. Though this seemed somewhat anti-climatic, it was just as well since it was now raining and we were all feeling lazy after such ...

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