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Cundinamarca is a department of Colombia. It is heavily urban around Bogota but has some wonderful colonial and natural attractions in the nearby communities and mountains.

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Botero's museum at Banco de la República
  • 1 Bogotá — the national capital, surrounded by but not part of the Cundinamarca Department.
  • 2 Choachí
  • 3 Funza — a friendly, but otherwise non-notable suburb of Bogotá.
  • Fusagasuga — famous for its spring-like weather and its flowers (especially orchid plantations).
  • Girardot — tropical climate 3 hours from Bogota makes that town a popular destination.
  • Suesca — a popular week end destination for Bogotanos. Excellent rock climbing.
  • 4 Zipaquirá — 40 km north of Bogotá, and known for its Salt Cathedral.

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Some of the roads outside Bogota are quite basic and 4WD can be an advantage.

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Petroglyphs at the Facatativá archaeological site

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