Short Trip To Bogota And Medellin - 2015 Peeler World Travel Book

Welcome to an exciting journey to two of Colombia's most vibrant cities – Bogota and Medellin! In this 2015 edition of the Peeler World Travel Book, we will take you on a short trip full of adventure, culture, and unforgettable experiences. Get ready to explore the charm and beauty that these cities have to offer.

Bogota - The Historic Capital

Our journey begins in Bogota, the capital city of Colombia. As you step foot in this sprawling metropolis, you will be greeted by a fusion of modernity and history. The city showcases a rich cultural heritage, with its well-preserved colonial architecture, ancient ruins, and remarkable museums.

Unveiling the Richness of Bogota

Start your exploration by visiting the historic district of La Candelaria. This neighborhood is a time capsule of Spanish colonialism, featuring colorful houses, cobblestone streets, and stunning churches. Make sure to swing by the breathtaking Gold Museum, which showcases an extensive collection of indigenous gold artifacts.

Hello, Colombia!: A Short Trip to Bogota and Medellin (2015) (K.I. Peeler's World Travel Book Book 4)

by K.I. Peeler(Kindle Edition)

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No trip to Bogota is complete without a visit to the famous Monserrate Hill. Hop on the cable car or take a hike up the mountain for panoramic views of the city. The towering statue of El Señor Caído will leave you in awe.

Medellin - The City of Eternal Spring

Leaving behind the enchanting streets of Bogota, we now move on to Medellin, known as the City of Eternal Spring. Nestled in a picturesque valley, this city boasts a pleasant climate all year round – perfect for exploring its diverse landscapes and colorful neighborhoods.

Exploring the Lush Landscapes

Medellin is famous for its parks and gardens, so make sure to visit the stunning Botanical Garden and explore its vast collection of native Colombian plants. Take a stroll through the charming Arví Park, which offers breathtaking views of the city and surrounding mountains.

For an adrenaline rush, head to the nearby town of Guatape and climb the iconic El Peñol rock. From its peak, you'll be rewarded with a mesmerizing view of the region's vast reservoirs and green hills.

As our short trip to Bogota and Medellin comes to an end, we hope you've enjoyed the glimpse into the wonders these cities have to offer. From the historical richness of Bogota to the natural beauty of Medellin, there is something to captivate every explorer.

Remember, this article is just a taste of what you'll find in the 2015 Peeler World Travel Book. So why wait? Embark on your own journey and discover the magic of Colombia!

Hello, Colombia!: A Short Trip to Bogota and Medellin (2015) (K.I. Peeler's World Travel Book Book 4)

by K.I. Peeler(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	9725 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	183 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

Hello, Colombia! My Short Trip To Bogotá And Medellín (2015) is Book 4 of K. I. Peeler’s World Travel Series.
K. I. Peeler attended a Spanish school in Bogotá in the summer of 2012 and 2013 to brush up on her Spanish. Her long-term desire and goal in her life is to be able to lecture in the language. The school has a unique program that includes an option of staying with a Colombian family for total immersion in Spanish and culture 24-7. She stayed with Luisa, a middle-age Colombian woman who works in a dentist’s office and takes in foreign students as her house guests.
Colombian culture fascinated Peeler, and she and Paul, her partner, went to Bogotá and Medellín in the summer of 2015. They stayed with Luisa in Bogotá with two housemates from India and in a nice hotel in a posh neighborhood in Medellín. This Kindle book is about their trip, which afforded them ample opportunities for learning.
Peeler provides much information in regards to traveling in Colombia, and she also attempts to try a pedagogical experiment with this book. She truly believes that language acquisition is best when it is done in situ. Many Spanish words, idioms, and conversations are peppered throughout the book with English translation. Readers will be able to master travel Spanish as they enjoy reading Peeler’s book.