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Traditional Colombian games and sports: how to play rana
Behind the traditional sports and games we enjoy, there is a festive and happy spirit that characterizes our culture. An example of this is rana!
Bogotá is the capital city of Colombia, that´s why here you can find all you want and need! From travelers to expats, everyone has a place in this lovely city.
Welcome to the awesome world of Colture, a platform with hundreds of articles about Bogotá that’ll help you with anything you might need whether you are visiting, studying, working or living in this wonderful city. We provide tons of amazing information made by the people, for the people. We encourage locals and foreigners to know and try new things, find out the typical and extraordinary, understand the culture and subcultures, the mainstream and the underground. We show you what happens inside and outside the homes of locals in Bogotá to make you realize that the culture is created by tons of little details.
Restaurants, museums, art, music, typical gastronomy, party, typical sports and more that you can not miss when you visit Bogotá.
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Fast food in Bogotá you definitely have to try
All you need to know about fast food in Bogotá: the dishes and the places you don't want to miss during your visit if you are a fast food lover.
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Rolos and Cachacos: what is the main difference between these words?
In this article you'll get to know what's the meaning and difference between the words Rolos and Cachacos as well as some of the most common words used.
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Have a literal blast with Colombia’s national sport, tejo!
Throwing heavy-metal pucks, gunpowder, music, beer, explosives, and tons of fun! That’s what the Colombian national sport, tejo, is all about!
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History and origins of Bogotá: what‘s behind its name
If you love the history of Bogotá and why this city has that name, this article is for you. Keep reading and find out everything about the origins of Bogotá.
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Living in Bogotá: a guide to move from one place to another
Looking for boxes, tapes, and moving trucks? No more! Follow this guide that will make your move comfortable and easy so you can continue living in Bogotá
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The tasty world of Colombian potatoes and its importance
The tasty world of Colombian potatoes will leave you amazed by its diversity and its importance in our gastronomy!
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Typical Colombian soups: comfort food at any time of the day
It doesn’t matter if it’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner, Colombian soups are an appropriate meal for any time of the day and there’s so many to choose from!
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Best neighborhoods in Bogotá: Los Rosales
Every city has its posh residential areas, Bogotá has Los Rosales neighborhood. A major part of its charm resides in its history and things to do...
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Typical Colombian fruits to try when coming to Bogotá
If you are a fruit lover you will love Bogotá! You'll be surprised at the variety of fresh tropical and authentic Colombian fruits you find here.
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Packing for Bogotá: Essentials You Should Bring
You’re coming to Bogotá, but have absolutely no idea what to pack, right? I can guarantee that by bringing these essentials you'll have no major surprises
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Traditional Colombian food: how to prepare “sobrebarriga”
This is your opportunity to try Sobrebarriga! A classic dish among Colombian families that gathers them on Sundays. Try this recipe and become local!
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Colombian gastronomy on a plate: bandeja paisa in Bogotá
If you want to try our gastronomy, try the “Bandeja Paisa” in Bogotá, one of the most typical Colombian dishes that for sure will satisfy your appetite.
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Famous Colombian food & drink brands you should try in Bogotá
The most famous Colombian food and drinks brands are here! Check out which are those brands that you definitely need to try when coming to Bogotá.
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Looking for the best cheeses in Bogotá? Here’s my top six
A cheese lover has to know where the best cheeses in Bogotá are. Follow this guide through the Colombian cheeses that you can try in this great city.
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Traditional Colombian food: baked snacks you need to try!
Among all of the traditional Colombian food, the baked snacks you can try here will probably be some of the best you’ll try in your life (mark my words!)
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Colombian gastronomy: four typical Colombian arepas
In Bogotá you can find all the types of typical Colombian arepas. In this article, you will find the 4 most commonand delicious ones and their recipes.
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Best areas to stay in Bogotá: Teusaquillo, the locality
Visiting the locality of Teusaquillo (also a neighborhood) is great opportunity to experience the history and rich culture Bogotá has!
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Typical Colombian sauces: a journey through amazing flavors
Not only is Colombian food awesome, but you also have amazing sauces! Find out here the typical Colombian sauces you can`t miss when you visit Bogotá.
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Where to stay in Bogotá depending on your travel personality
As a big, diverse city, Bogotá has tons of options depending on what you think is the best accommodation for you, according to your travel personality.
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Typical Colombian drinks in Bogotá & their recipes
Agua de Panela, Chocolate Santafereño and Masato are three of the most typical Colombian drinks of Bogotá. Check in this article how to prepare them.
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Best areas to stay in Bogotá: Chapinero, the locality
Chapinero is one of the best neighborhoods (and localities) to enjoy a truly local experience. It is recognized for its diversity and good vibes.
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Colombian gastronomy: my rediscovery of the ajiaco
I’ve enjoyed Ajiaco my whole life. However, since I arrived to Bogotá, I’ve rediscovered this very typical Colombian soup and made it part of my daily life.
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Arepa de yuca: how to prepare it just like Bogota’s food carts
Have you tried arepa de yuca? It’s one of my favorite street dishes in Bogotá and I dare to say, of the WORLD. Learn how to prepare it at home!