Suites 101 Park House Bogota

... which are cool to look at but only for a morning. There are walks and it is a quaint place but rather like an old western without the tumbleweed. <br><br> <br><br>Bogota:<br>Got here last night. Seen a lot of gold in the Museum and a lot of rain in the street so far.<br><br>Update:<br>today I keep eating complete **** and drinking coffee (this is not me!). I walked Bogota and saw a few things ...

... im Radio gehört habe. Es passt einfach nicht zusammen ist aber trotzdem jedes Mal irgendwie beruhigend. <br><br>Viele spielen abends auch noch z.B. Fußball oder so eine Art Federball oder fahren mit dem Rad durch die Gegend und es gibt hier auch jede Menge Kinder. In dem Park, vorm Einkaufscenter sind auch immer viele Leute vor allem am Wochenende und jetzt ist wohl auch die Drachen-steigen-lassen-Hauptsaison &#8211; die hängen auch schon überall in den ...

... to curl up on the bed and we accidentally fell asleep, the deep kind of sleep that makes you feel like you could sleep for days. When we woke up Gabe wasn&#8217;t feeling well, and as the day progressed he felt worse and worse. We had to be up at 3am to catch our flight from Lima to New York City, so we had planned to go to sleep early, but with Gabe not feeling well neither of us could sleep and we, but mostly he, barely slept ...

... his cadaver. Highly odd. Also, the photos of different criminals were interesting, particularly their nicknames and, especially, the photos taken that show them at the crime scene where they had been killed. Gross! <br><br>Anyway, there were numerous other mannequins posed throughout the multilevel museum. The best was a female mountain patrol woman. Our guide, an 18 year-old, was doing his best to take us through the tour in English. When we happened upon the mountain ...

... to resemble Michaelangelo's Creation of Adam. A salt waterfall decorated the wall of the babtism chamber. Meanwhile, the mine is still active, and could meet salt demands of the country for another 500 years. Within Bogota we tended to seek out the quiet pockets admist the chaos. On our first day, we explored the neighbourhood with our Swedish friends and visited the Botero museum. He's the dude who has incorporated a bloated style into his ...

... really care. I always assume a certain ignorance tax whenever I arrive into a country. Without knowing the proper prices there is an unfortunate inevitability in being over-charged. We got a room and grabbed a couple of hours sleep. When we awoke, the city was in full bustle. We gathered our things and struck out to find another hostel. The centre of Bogota has is slightly run-down, but in contrast to the dilapidation and squalor of India, is relatively clean, with some superb ...

... followed by an 11 hour night bus to a smaller city south in Amazonas state. From there, at the cack of dawn, i boarded another smaller and more rickety bus bound for the dusty and bumping journey though rural areas to Puerto Piaz, where i would catch a boat across the Orinocco river to Puerto Curreño and the entrance point into Colombia! I proceeded to Puerto Curreño with little hindrance and for the ...

War also noch in Palomino. Auch dieses kleine Doerfchen an der Karibikkueste ist wunderschoen. Also das Doerfchen ist nicht schoen, aber die Umgebung ist einfach traumhaft. Ich war da mit meinen zwei Españolitas und ein paar Artesano-Freunden (einer davon hat drei Kinder. Sooooooo suess!!!). War sehr schoen und gemuetlich, halt sehr Hippie Style maessig. Nur hatte es dort sooo viele scheiss ...

... and overcast. I had left the sightseeing of Monserrate, a mountain dominating the centre of the city and one of Bogota´s main tourist attractions, until the last day and thankfully it turned out to be sunny. The queue for the cable car up was about an hour long but it was worth it as the view overlooking central Bogota was stunning. I was in for a little surprise when I checked in for my flight on Sunday ...

... temps nous sommes repartis, mais c'était pour retourner à notre point d'embarquement. Et là le pilote explique: temps pourri sur Quito, impossible d'atterrir, on attend une éclaircie. Évidemment c'était en espagnol et super rapide, alors ça a pris des tonnes d'explications de la part de la brave dame à côté de moi pour que je pige... Au bout de deux heures très pénibles (trop chaud, fatigués), l'avion a enfin bougé: éclaircie sur Quito, on tente le ...