Beautiful Bogota: 15 Hours. Ready. Set. Go !

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“Travel brings power and love back into your life.”

-Rumi

I am writing this from Copocabana, Bolivia and reflecting on my very short visit to Bogota. The way my flights worked out, I stopped in Bogota for 15 hours and arrived in the early morning hours and left in the late evenig. After collapsing on my bed for a few hours, I took a shower and headed to the center of Bogota for a few hours courtesy of a great driver named Jose who laughed at my Spanglish as we discussed our presidents, the point of having a wife/husband and our mutual love for Shakira. It was a wonderful afternoon that started with me in Monserrate followed by a yummy lunch, visit two museums and a drive back to the hotel where I provided great entertainment to Jose by sleeping through our planned Shakira dance party.

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The beautiful view from the top of Monserrate. It was very crowded because it was a Sunday, however it is 100% worth it. A good view and some exercise is my kind of afternoon.

 

Visiting two free museums; the first was an art museum with that hosted several exhibits themed around obesity in the form of animals, fruits and humans. The other exhibit that I much preferred was modern art in sculpture and oil and offered no signs of obesity in theme or figure. The other museum I went to was a gold museum that was about the history of gold and offered stunning artificats and displays.

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The Central Plaza. Pigeons and ice cream and rain for days.

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Beautiful cathedral (covered in pigeons)

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Top of Monserrate in the drizzling rain! After taking the cable car up, I decided to walk down the steep and winding stone steps! Stunning stunning view of the whole city and was quite magical in the rain if I do say so myself.

Bogota…I will be back!

-Kaila

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