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Fancy visiting surreal landscapes on earth? Look no further than Villavieja, Colombia. A place where you can see the resemblance of planet Mars and our Moon! đ Just kidding!
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Casa Terracota or also known as The house of the Flintstones, is the biggest earthenware in the world. Measuring 500m², this giant craft was built by Octavio Mendoza, located about 1.9 km away from Plaza Mayor.
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Before going away for the winter Christmas in the US, we went to a town about 90km away from Bogota. During our three days and two nights stay, the temperature was around 22°C ~ 33°C, perfect to feel like home (Malaysia). Anapoima is a beautiful little town with a population less than 12,000, and it’s clean, peaceful and safe – not dodgy.
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The Church on top of Monserrate mountain was a Catholic church built between 1650 and 1657. Located 3,152 meters above sea level, Monserrate was a favourite place for the pilgrimages in the earlier day, and it hasn’t stopped in the modern-day. The church’s popularity continues soaring, and it becomes one of the tops visited places in Bogota.
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San Francisco is another place where you can go for quick and temporary relief from the cold weather in Bogota. Located about 55km away from Bogota with the elevation of 1,520metres and the average temperature of 20°C. Though it’s not as warm as its neighbouring town La Vega, it’s still an excellent place to be. Continue reading “One Night in San Francisco”