Bogota trips
I have traveled to Bogota for many years, in each trip I have visited the mountain Monserrate, because I love to see the landscape at 3000 meters over level of the sea. Until this moment Bogota is the biggest city that I have ever seen.
The last opportunity that I traveled to Bogota I went with some coworkers and we visited Zipaquira, to do this we took a tour in the Sabana Train, the route stated from Downtown of Bogota to Zipaquira, when we arrived at the train station in Zipaquira a bus was waiting for us and after we arrived at the Salt Mines of Zipaquira, we paid a tour guide to go down in the Mine.
The experience was exciting with a religious touch, the mine has many stations to remember the crucifixion of Jesus Christ in the calvary and all scenes are represented by scultures made of salt and marble. Additionally we found a museum, a cinema and many stores to shopping souvenirs. When the tour finished we drunk a cofee at 180 mts of profundity in the mine.
If you visit Bogota don´t lose the opportunity to visit Zipaquira Salt Mines, I think you'll like it.
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Bogota trips
I have traveled to Bogota for many years, and in each trip I have visited the Monserrate mountain, because I love to see the landscape at 3000 meters above sea level. Until this moment Bogota is the biggest city that I have ever seen.
The last opportunity that I traveled to Bogota I went with some coworkers and we visited Zipaquira. To do this we took a tour in/on the Sabana Train and the route started from Downtown of Bogota to Zipaquira. When we arrived at the train station in Zipaquira a bus was waiting for us and after we arrived at the Salt Mines of Zipaquira, we paid a tour guide to go down in the Mine.
The experience was exciting with a religious touch as the mine has many stations to remember the crucifixion of Jesus Christ in the calvary and all scenes are represented by scultures made of salt and marble. Additionally we found a museum, a cinema and many stores to shop for souvenirs. When the tour finished we drunk a coffee at 180 meters of deep in the mine.
If you visit Bogota don´t miss the opportunity to visit Zipaquira Salt Mines, I think you'll like it.
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Bogota trips
I have traveled to Bogota for many years. For each trip, I visited the mountain Monserrate because I love to see the landscape at 3000 meters above sea level. Even now, Bogota is the biggest city that I have ever seen.
The last time I was able to travel to Bogota, I went with some coworkers and we visited Zipaquira. To do this, we took a tour via the Sabana Train. The route started from Downtown Bogota to Zipaquira. When we arrived at the train station in Zipaquira, a bus was waiting for us, and after we arrived at the Salt Mines of Zipaquira, we paid a tour guide to go down in the mine.
The experience was exciting with a religious touch to it. The mine has many stations built to remember the crucifixion of Jesus Christ in the calvary, and all scenes are represented by scultures made of salt and marble. Additionally, we found a museum, a cinema, and many stores meant for souvenirs. When the tour finished, we drank cofee at [180 mts of profundity in the mine (Sorry, I don't know what this means)].
If you visit Bogota, don´t miss the opportunity to visit Zipaquira Salt Mines. I think you'll like it.
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