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••• Bogota: Colombia's captivating capital •••Bogota: breathtaking, beguiling, bewitching, and amazing. There is something for everyone here and a lot of it! In Bogota, Colombia, everything dazzles -- the nightlife dazzles - restaurants seem to never close, music blares from the clubs where couples are dancing; it is a place where the pulse of life reverberates to a salsa beat.And the daytime offerings are just as compelling. Museums. Shopping. Nature. The Parks. Coffee shops. Breakfast binges. The only thing you may regret about your visit to Bogota is not having enough time to do it all. The climate is perfect for sightseeing and exploring. Bogota is situated at 8,400 feet above sea level, on a plateau in the eastern mountains of the Andes. Although Bogota is almost at the equator, the altitude keeps temperatures at a pleasant 65 degree average (Fahrenheit) during the day and 50s at night. Culture, cuisine, and a vibrant lifestyle surround you 24/7. There is something for everyone here, particularly those who are adventurous enough to go out and find it. Bogota is back on track as a Latin hot spot for foodies, music lovers, nature enthusiasts and those who just want to have a good time in one of the newest happening places.There's plenty to choose from -- theater, concerts, restaurants, clubs, hikes, museums. Be dazzled by the glitter of the gold museum or the first-rate live shows at the theater or the music extravaganzas at the clubs. Eat to your heart's content from morning to night -- gourmet food or mouth-watering corn on the cob from street vendors. Bogota's got it all, and it is there waiting for you. You will find information here about Bogota's tried and true favorites -- the Gold Museum, Monserratte, La Candelaria and Parque 93, but you will also get tips about places and events that I discovered during my time in Bogota, that perhaps you might not stumble upon on your own. Everything is worth experiencing and if you are like me, you will soon realize that one visit to Bogota is not enough.••• About the Author •••I am a award-winning international journalist whose credentials include CNN, CBS, the Associated Press and more. I was lucky enough to get a Knight International Journalism Fellowship and a grant from Transparency International that made it possible for me to spend two years living in Bogota between 2011 and 2013. I fell in love with the people and the place and because I pine for it, am now a regular visitor. I was there to work of course, but I did more. Being in a country like Colombia and a city like Bogota naturally leads one to explore. And explore I did! I am sharing some of the results of my meanderings here with you. ••• About Sutro Media •••This guide is published in partnership with Sutro Media. By enabling local writers to share their expertise on mobile phones, Sutro Media is making it easier and more fun to explore the world!If you have any problems, comments, or suggestions for improvement, we'd love to hear from you - letusknow@sutromedia.com