Tours in Santa Fe Bogota

The capital of Colombia, the political, economic, cultural and tourism center. Santa Fe Bogota is known as the "Athens of South America" ??due to its beautiful scenery, spring-like weather all year round, and numerous historical sites. Santa Fe Bogotá also has many fascinating natural attractions. Montserrat Mountain Scenic Area is located in the north of the city, with an altitude of more than 3,600 meters. A white church is built against the mountain. Standing on the top of the mountain and looking out, you can have a panoramic view of the whole city. The Tequendama Falls, not far from the city, is 20 kilometers long and has a drop of 120 meters. It is majestic and is one of the wonders of Colombia. The suburbs are surrounded by hills, green trees, and rich in emeralds and flowers. Emerald reserves rank first in the world, and flower exports are one of Colombia's important sources of foreign exchange earnings.

Bogota has beautiful scenery, spring-like weather all year round, numerous scenic spots and historic sites, and retains rich historical and cultural heritage, so it is known as the "Athens of South America". The city is an ancient historical and cultural city with South American characteristics. Many scenic spots and historic sites in the city are world-famous. Ancient buildings such as universities, museums, observatories, and churches built in the 16th and 17th centuries are still well preserved. As a traditional and important art and cultural center in northern South America, Bogota's old town has many buildings and squares with historical, cultural and tourist significance. Among them, the most famous Plaza Bolivar is surrounded by many public buildings, churches and squares. monastery. Simon Bolivar Park is the largest urban park in the world, the Salt Cathedral is the largest underground salt church in the world and one of the largest religious buildings in the world, and the Guatavita Reef is a place well worth a visit.

Bogota has many museums. In addition to the National Museum of Colombia and the Museum of Colonial Art, the Gold Museum opened in 1938 is the most important museum in Bogota. This museum displays the world's most important collection of pre-Columbian gold art, totaling 38,000 pieces. In addition, the eye-catching one is Santa Clara, with its luxurious Baroque decoration: a gilded altar, frescoes by local Baroque artists, and vaults covered with gold leaf.

Bogota has a rich nightlife and is one of the major gastronomic capitals in Latin America. There are both modern high-rise buildings and ancient colonial buildings in the city. In the center of Plaza Bolivar stands a statue of Bolivar, known as the "Liberator of South America". The Gold Museum in the city is one of the must-see attractions for tourists, with a dazzling array of various gold jewelry. Plaza Bolivar is in the center of Bogotá, formerly known as Central Square. Spanish colonists came here in 1536, slaughtered the Indians crazily and drove them out of their homes. In 1538, Spanish rulers began to build the city of Bogota Santa Fe on this land spilled with the blood of Indians. Today's Plaza Bolivar still retains the remains of the city's construction. After the Republic of Gran Colombia was established in 1819, the central square was renamed Plaza Bolivar in memory of Bolivar, the founder of the Republic and the liberator of Latin America.

Bolivar is a famous military strategist and politician in Latin America. In 1810, Bolivar organized an armed uprising that drove the Spanish governor out of Venezuela. He became the standard-bearer for the independence and liberation of the Americas. The statue of Bolivar, who stands in Bogota's Plaza de Bolivar, was carefully crafted by the famous Italian sculptor Pietro Tenerani. In front of the statue, there are often flowers presented by people. The square is surrounded by majestic buildings of different shapes and styles. There are four fountains decorated with colored lights around the statue. At night, the square is brightly lit, and the water jets from the fountains splash. The whole square is colorful and makes people forget to leave. Simon Bolivar Park is located in the center of Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. It was established in 1979 and was named after the Latin American revolutionary Simon Bolivar. It covers an area of ??400 hectares. It is not only a vast open green space, but also an entertainment and sports venue. It is the most popular city park in Bogota.

Simon Bolivar Park is known as the "Lungs of Bogota" and features a 279-acre lake. Visitors can rent a boat and float on the tranquil lake to enjoy the charming scenery here. The park also has a dedicated concert venue, attracting music lovers from all corners of the country to gather here. The Colombian Gold Museum is located in a green forest on the east side of Santamlas Park in the capital city of Bogotá. It is the place with the largest collection of gold artifacts in the world. The museum contains more than 26,000 pieces of immeasurable value used by ancient Indians. Goldware, as well as many jade products, and the largest collection of jadeite in the world. The Colombian Gold Museum recreates the history of the Indians' early culture and struggles. These exhibits in the Gold Museum have an extraordinary history. Historically, Colombia was a country rich in gold and the legendary country of gold. It was rich in gold as early as more than 2,000 years ago.

According to statistics, from the early 16th century to the end of the 19th century, Colombia's annual gold output averaged about 3,500 kilograms, ranking first in the entire Western Hemisphere. There are various beautiful ornaments in the exhibits, from gold hairpins on the head to necklaces around the neck; from nose rings hanging on the nostrils to bracelets worn on the wrists; from hanging on the chest and abdomen. There are everything from square gold pieces to accessories to protect a man’s belly.

The highlight of the visit to the museum is the huge valuables room on the top floor. Only 20 people are allowed in at a time. It is a completely dark room, but when the lights are turned on, more than 12,000 gold items in the room suddenly shine brightly. Indian music is accompanied by the music, and only then can you really feel the mystery and reality of the golden Inca Empire. Bullfighting has been popular in Colombia since the 16th century. When Colombia became independent, this tradition was preserved and became a part of people's life. If you want to watch a wonderful bullfight in Colombia, you need to go to the Santa Maria Bullring in Bogota.

The Santamaria Bullring is located in Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. It was built in 1931 by Ignacio Sanz de Santamaria, a farmer at the time who donated his land (Ignacio Sanz de Santamaria). Named after him. The bullring can accommodate 14,500 people to watch the game. Whenever the game comes, the place will be crowded with people cheering for the matador. There is a sculpture of Pepe Cáceres on the outside of the bullring. Pepe Cáceres is the most famous bullfighter in Colombia and is considered the most outstanding and best bullfighter in Colombia. People They all respected him. There is a quiet town on the Andes plateau 50 kilometers away from Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. The scenery here is beautiful. The green Maddalena River silently bypasses the town and flows deep into the valley. Strange white mountains stand under the vast sky, and the sunlight reflects on them, shining with dazzling brilliance. People in the small town like the blue-blue Maddalena River because it is the water of life they depend on for survival; people in the small town love the dazzling white mountains even more because it is the source of wealth for them to support their families.

The name of the town is "Sipalaki". For hundreds of years, people in this small town have been interacting with the white mountains for generations and have forged an infinitely deep friendship. These white mountains are salt resources. There are four parallel salt mountains stretching for 500 kilometers. Their rich salt reserves can be consumed by the 5.3 billion people on our planet for a full 100 years. These white mountains make the town increasingly prosperous and prosperous. With the continuous flow of edible salt and chemical products, the crystallization of the white mountains, the town of Sipara Tsuen has also become famous.

The buildings in the town are simple and rich, the people in the town are hardworking and kind, and the rock salt church in the town is even more fascinating because it is the only underground rock salt church in the world. The Colombian Congress Building is located in Plaza Bolivar in the center of Bogota. It is the seat of the two chambers of the Colombian Congress. It was built on the order of President Tomás Cipriano Mosquera. Construction of the building began in 1876 and was completed in 1926. Its designer was Thomas Reed.

There are famous murals in the Colombian Capitol Building. In 1938, Ignacio Gómez Jaramillo painted two murals for it. The National Museum of Colombia is located in the center of Bogotá. It was founded in 1823 and is the largest and oldest museum in Colombia. It is Colombia’s national museum that collects collections of the country’s history, art and culture. The building where the museum is located was used as a prison in 1946, was transformed into a national museum in 1948, and was renovated in 1975.

The National Museum of Colombia has a collection of more than 20,000 pieces, including works of art and objects representing different historical periods of the country. The museum's permanent exhibition presents a sample of Colombian archaeological and ethnographic artifacts, dating back to more than 10,000 BC, through the art and culture of indigenous and Afro-Colombian peoples in the 20th century. You can appreciate the works of world-renowned masters in the museum, including Fernando Botero, Santiago Martinez Delgado, Alejandro Obregon, etc.