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The Walled City of Cartagena from above, with the cathedral tower and Bocagrande behind

Cartagena Weather, Month by Month: IDEAM’s Numbers, the Two Seasons, the Sea and the Hurricane Question

Cartagena by IDEAM’s 1991 to 2020 normals: one temperature all year, a dry and windy season from December to April, the rains from May to November with October the wettest month, the sea’s own calendar for the island boats, the honest answer on hurricanes, El Niño for the end of 2026, and the hours of the day we use.

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Monserrate, Bogotá: The Cable Car, the Funicular, the Trail, the 2026 Prices and the Right Day to Go Up

The white church 500 meters above Bogotá: the 2026 prices and hours, cable car against funicular against the 1,605-step trail with the IDRD’s rules, the history from the sanctuary’s own account, the altitude at 3,152 meters, the restaurants and the bird trail at the top, and the day and hour to choose.

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Travelers in Plaza de Bolívar with the cathedral behind, Bogotá

Bogotá, Colombia: What the City Is, Where to Stay, What to Do and How We Plan It

The capital by the team that runs nineteen tours in it: what Bogotá is and how to read its grid, where to stay by neighborhood, the museums, Monserrate and the Sunday Ciclovía with 2026 hours and fees, the altitude, the weather, safety with the city’s numbers, Bogotá versus Medellín, and the shape of two, three or five days.

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Hikers on a misty forest trail in Chicaque Natural Park

Bogotá Weather, Month by Month: IDEAM’s Numbers, the Two Rainy Seasons and Which Side of the City Gets Wet

Bogotá’s weather by IDEAM’s numbers: the month-by-month table from the airport station, the two rainy seasons and two dry ones, why the eastern hills get twice the rain of the west and July is their wettest month, the shape of a Bogotá day, the 2026 El Niño outlook, and what to wear at 2,640 meters.

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