An acclaimed national park, this has been labeled one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Here you can explore grasslands, mountains, jungle, not to mention wildlife including 8 species of monkey, anteaters, jaguars and numerous reptiles. Of course, the star attraction is the River of Seven Colors.

The Bogota region is known for its amazing waterfalls. The highest in Colombia, La Chorrera, seems worlds apart from the bustle of the city. While nearby El Chiflon is one such waterfall behind which you can actually walk and then dive in for a swim!

The city’s historic downtown region, streets here are cobblestone and the restaurants, bars and cafes are in abundance. It is also where visitors can find the Plaza de Bolivar featuring a bronze statue of Simon Bolivar. For a traditional and authentic Bogota city experience, your visit should definitely start here!

Bogotá experiences a mild, spring-like climate year-round due to its proximity to the equator. There are no distinct winter months, but from June to August, temperatures can be slightly cooler, with daytime highs ranging from the 60s to low 70s Fahrenheit. It's a great time to explore the city's rich history and cultural attractions, such as the Gold Museum and La Candelaria neighborhood. Visitors can also enjoy the city's lively nightlife and diverse culinary scene.

Spring in Bogotá, from September to November, brings pleasant temperatures and occasional rainfall. The city's parks and gardens come alive with colorful flowers, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Spring is also a great time for day trips to nearby destinations, such as the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral or the charming town of Villa de Leyva.

Bogotá's summer season, from December to February, remains consistent with mild temperatures. Daytime highs are usually in the 60s to mid-70s Fahrenheit. It's a popular time for tourists to visit the city and enjoy the various festivals and events taking place during this season. Summer is an excellent time to explore the Monserrate hill for panoramic views of the city or take a bike ride along the Ciclovía.

Fall in Bogotá, from March to May, is similar to the rest of the year, with pleasant temperatures and occasional showers. It's a quieter time in the city, making it perfect for travelers seeking a more relaxed and less crowded experience. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city's artistic and cultural scene, attend concerts and theatrical performances, and explore the many art galleries and exhibitions.