One of the most visited tourist sites in Bogota - El Museo de Oro - or, the Museum of Gold. Here, we witnessed the largest collection of gold artefacts (said to be around 34,000 pieces) that showcase everything from pottery and textile objects to jewellery and more - all highlighting the country’s indigenous culture / past. An interesting and informative place to visit for anyone in the city! 📍El Museo de Oro, Bogota, Colombia #leaveyourmark

36-day Journey from Beijing to the End of the World, Celebrating 3 Festivals.

🚢✨ 36-day Antarctic Expedition and South American Cultural Experience: A Magical Journey Across the Ice Fields ✨📸 🚢【Cruise Introduction】 🚢 Name: Ocean Victory 🚢 Maiden Voyage: 2021 🏢 Number of Decks: 9 ⚖ Gross Tonnage: 8,500 tons 👥 Maximum Passenger Capacity: 189 🌈【Travel Highlights】: 🔸 Antarctic Exploration: Delve into the Antarctic Circle, observe glaciers, penguins, and whales up close. 🔸 South American Adventure: Visit world-famous beaches, immerse in the unique passion of South America, and tour Machu Picchu. 🔸 Special Activities: Challenge ice water swimming, polar BBQ, and Amazon rainforest adventure, with daily novel experiences. 🔸 In-depth Cultural Tour: Visit historical sites in 6 South American countries, taste authentic cuisine, and experience local life. 📅 【Travel Itinerary】: Departure on February 1, 2025 Day 1: Depart from Beijing to São Paulo, Brazil. Days 2-4: Visit the Christ the Redeemer statue, Copacabana Beach, and Iguazu Falls in Rio de Janeiro. Days 5-6: Experience the charm of tango in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Days 7-8: Relax in the ancient city of Colonia, Uruguay. Days 9-15: Sail on the Ocean Victory across the Drake Passage, explore Antarctic glaciers, and encounter penguins and seals. Days 16-17: Wine tasting in Chile and enjoy the night sky in Santiago. Days 18-20: Explore Machu Picchu and feel the history of the Inca Empire. Days 21-22: Venture into the Amazon rainforest and experience the life of primitive tribes. Days 23-24: Visit the Salt Cathedral and Gold Museum in Colombia. Days 25-26: Head to Iquitos and explore the gateway to the Amazon rainforest. Days 27-30: Historical journey from Nazca to Machu Picchu in Peru. Days 31-33: Visit the Salt Cathedral and Gold Museum in Bogotá, then return to São Paulo. Days 34-36: Return to Beijing from São Paulo, concluding this adventure. 🌈✨ This is an ultimate challenge for the body and mind, not only exploring the last secret place on Earth but also deeply experiencing the rich culture and natural scenery of South America. Let's discover the boundaries of the world together and seek the profound meaning of life.🌍

Attend a live performance by the band Blur and explore Colombia

Date: 2023/11/21 19:00 Venue: Movistar Arena The British band Blur is coming to Bogotá, Colombia soon! Let's check out the recommended attractions in Bogotá! 1. Gold Museum of Bogotá Located in Bogotá, the Gold Museum is a very important museum in the world, showcasing the gold mining situation and the cultural and historical evolution of Colombia. The museum has a collection of tens of thousands of gold artifacts, dazzling and eye-catching. The gold boat inside is the treasure of the museum, grand and atmospheric, and is definitely worth a visit. 2. Bolívar Square Plaza De Bolivar is located in the center of Bogotá and is the main square of the city, famous for the Bolívar sculpture. Shops are clustered on both sides, making it a very lively place, perfect for leisure and relaxation. The Bolívar sculpture was created by an Italian and is a public monument. The Palace of Justice is located on the north side of the square and is a modern building. 3. Monserrate Mountain Monserrate Mountain is located in Bogotá, Colombia, where the scenery is beautiful. You can take a cable car up the mountain and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. From the top of the mountain, you can overlook the entire city of Bogotá. There is a white church on the mountain built in 1650, as well as some places to drink coffee, making it a nice spot for morning exercise and leisure. On November 21st, let's experience the charm of British rock in Colombia together~

Feast your eyes

The Gold Museum of Bogota, officially known as Museo del Oro, is located in Santander Park in the capital of Colombia, Bogota. It was established in 1939 and moved to its current location in 1968. The museum houses over 26,000 pieces of gold, including the world-famous 'Sacred Chest' inlaid with 1,400 emeralds. Most of these gold pieces are exquisite artifacts made by the Indians before the Columbus era, and their quantity and quality are among the best in the world. The museum is divided into three floors. The first floor mainly introduces the history of the Indians, the second floor focuses on the gold mining and refining techniques of the Indians, and the third floor displays some of the collected gold artifacts. Here, visitors can appreciate these spectacular and exquisite gold pieces on a whole new level and experience the history and culture they embody. In general, whether it is tourists interested in history and culture, or people with unique insights into gold artifacts, they can find their own fun in the Gold Museum of Bogota.

Gold Museum in Bogota 🤑

Name📝: Museo de Oro Address📍: Cra. 6 #15-88, Santa Fé, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia What’s special ✨: the majority of the Colombian population is not rich, that’s why it was a surprise to see a museum of gold in this country - turns out a lot of gold and gold products were discovered in the soil of Colombia across many years. It shows the history and variety of the discoveries and there are real ones for everyone to see as shown in the photos 🤩 #Bogota #latinamerica #Colombia #museum #goldmuseum

Colombia South America travel

Colombia South America travel Niche, but stunning - just how much fun is Colombia? About Colombia. TA is a colorful South American country. Tourism resources are extremely rich: the bright beaches of the Caribbean, the tropical rainforests of the Amazon, the snow-covered Andes Mountains, bustling cities beyond your imagination, and many famous historical sites listed as world heritage sites. Travel Guide Station 1: Bogotá, the largest city in Colombia, the Athens of South America. Salt Cathedral: The world's largest underground salt mine cathedral, located in the mountain town of Zipaquirá about 48 kilometers from Bogotá, is known as the "architectural gem of Colombia" and the "first wonder of Colombia". Lake Guatavita: a small body of water located in the crater of a volcano surrounded by forests in the northeast, said to be the center of the "Golden Kingdom" and one of the "Six Great Treasures of the World". From afar, the emerald green Lake Guatavita looks like a green gemstone embedded among the surrounding mountains. Station 2: Bogota The Monserrate Mountain in the north of the city: there is a white church on the top of the mountain, which can be climbed on foot or by cable car. Almost all tourists come here to see the panoramic view of Bogotá. The Gold Museum: the museum with the most collection of gold artifacts in the world, housing thousands of gold products and exhibiting many jade products, including the largest jade in the world.