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Thanks for visiting our city! 🥑🚠☕ #BogotaYourWay

I lived for 3 years in Bogota and returned to Australia 5 years ago. I’ve been to all these places and everything on this video is true. Bogota is a great place to visit but if you don’t speak any Spanish I’d suggest going with someone who does. You’ll enjoy it much more that way. Living in Bogota is another thing.if you’ve got money and live in a decent neighbourhood you’ll enjoy it but if you aren’t cashed up I’d say don’t do it. Best wishes.

Consider doing chaptres in video.

Hey! Theres a nice restaurants in concon, you should try “La Gatita” and some empanadas in “el mono”

Going to Chile for 61 days in October 😋

MEDELLIN IS BETTER. Next question

Sii en Santiago el agua es mala de sabor , aunque igual es potable , pero mas al sur se puede tomar ya que es muy rica , saludos desde Concepción Chile

What a very lucky guy. He married one very beautiful Colombian lady.

Your nightlife was in bed.... I envy you with that hot woman!

Never come to Medellín. Bogotá is Colombia's best city by faaaaaar

It's great they don't have those horrible highways. Traffic can be solved by implementing more convenient public transportation

I am tired of these videos that generate stupid rivalries. I reckon both cities have amazing things.

The only ones that hate Bogota are those from other cities and towns inside Colombia, mostly because they are jealous

Great video super informative. Im considering visiting Chile with my children. Where would you recommend we stay to have a fun beach stay?

14:47 Were you high while recording this video? 😅 “Some traffic” 😂

Great tips and tricks! Much appreciated.

Bogota is horrible. Someone get me out

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Nice video

Great video and great channel. I can't wait to go to Colombia 😊

Pero si hay jumbo en Valparaíso y viña😂

I think you guys need more “shocking” titles to your videos. Like EATING WORMS 🐛 IN COLOMBIA. I know it sounds silly but it’s clickbait

How about the Suba area north of Calle 127 and west of carrera 57 as far as safety and noise at night and early morning?

Weather, I'd love. Can't get past the traffic. I'd love to visit, but not day-to-day life. Like New York City is great to visit, but I couldn't see living there. I like Medellin, but I feel like I spend all day waiting to cross streets, dodging motorcycles. I'll opt for Villa de Leyva or Paipa or even Tunja.

Bogota is very dangerous, expensive and congested. Please don't come here americans

funny thing is most people that visit bogota for the first time fall in love with the city after being haters for no reason in the past

In Bogotá you don't SEE people closing deals o Pedofilia. Medellín is nice but, drugs and pedophilia are on every corner basically and locals allow it. Food bandeja paisa is English breakfast with avocado, and arroz paisa which is Chinese rice with chicharrón. Pablo Escobar is god for that city, drug cartels move money on the city and that's why the city is the second largest

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I am surprised that you did not list "Chilean Spanish" as one of the negatives. It is hard to understand. Also, they tend not to like Colombians and it is worse if you are a woman. They think that we are shallow with lots of work done and are there to steal their man. I hated dealing with their beetchiness because they were jealous or something. I also hated being called La + my name.

I agree with you I been there, but I don't feel too much unsecured, depending on the area you go to. Some places are very dangerous than others, for example, Bogota center in the night is very scare and dangerous to walk that area.

I've been living in Bogotá for 27 years. I absolutely despise it, though the some of the highlights you showed are actually true and awesome. Even so, I believe the good things don't make up for all the awful things in this city.

please, dont come to live here, stay in your countries XD

I don't see that bogota has been included as one of the most technological and beautiful cities in Latin America, compared to Medellin, which has been featured in several international newspapers and magazines. This video is clearly biased because the woman in the video is a rola and has had influence in the gringo, otherwise very few would really choose that dump full of homeless and traffic.

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As a Bogota citicen I can say that the city has the potencial to be one of the best in the world, but it can't because of it's local politicians (who delayed a metro system for over a century) and it's people (who seem to hate their own city and damage any sort of public infrastructure).

Love your international travel approach and quality content. I'm a ten (10) year, retired travel nomad. Traveling to Bogota and other cities in a few weeks. I'm now a subscriber. Max

Enjoy … Chile is pure Joy and Merryment!!!

Your video is very helpful, and I am sure it is a lot of work to create. I just would list the restaurants the two of you went to. They look fabulous. Thank you for creating all of the videos. I look forward to seeing more in the future.

Lately the weather is hotter than I would prefer. Due to the altitude of 2600 meters, the sun's rays are intense, but I love the dry climate, different from the mostly humid areas of Colombia.

I live in Bogota. I don't know why they are promoting Bogota, maybe for UA-cam views? There are tons of better places to go in the world. If you do come here, Monserrate is the must see if it is not raining. Most people have layovers here. Travelers don't really hang out. They filmed those shots on one of the few nice weather days. Normally it's cloudy, rainy, not necessarily gloomy, but it's like that all year. Bring a rain jacket if you come here, to stay dry and stay WARM. We're in the tropics, but here it's 2600m/8700' and mountain weather. I usually go out with a rain jacket over a t-shirt during the day, and I rarely take it off, and definitely have a jacket at night. I've seen beautiful sunny days in December and May, so trying to define a rainy season is difficult. It's more like wet, and less wet. Christmas to March is usually less wet. I think they should be careful with the places they recommend. If you go too far afield, you start getting to places Colombians are afraid to go. Lots of crime. Don't wander off strolling without asking someone if it's safe. Zipaquira and the salt mines are safe. Small town, nice restaurants, and a big underground salt mine. I recommend staying farther north in the city of Bogota for safety and visiting La Candelaria and surrounding neighborhoods during the day. In general, the southern part of Bogota has more crime, and the north is "rich" apartments and security guards. Usaquen is a nice area for tourists to visit and stay and fairly safe. I used to stay by Parque de la 93, but I always had my head on a swivel there, even though it's a pretty good neighborhood, relatively. Zona T and El Virrey are similar to Parque de la 93. Uber exists here and is slightly more expensive than taxis, but it's no hassle and you prepay, so no BS when you get out of the car. That's the way to get around, especially at night or if you are south of Calle 100. Colombians are typically very polite, friendly, and helpful on the street. I see a lot of gringos on UA-cam walking around filming with cellphones and cameras in the city center. NOT a good idea to advertise expensive equipment on the street. Keep your brand new phones in your pocket. People and tourists have been killed many times in this country for cellphones. It ain't Switzerland.

Que lindo video chicos, espero hallan disfrutado y suerte dónde sea que estén

Excelente video, un abrazo grande para ustedes

Is this better to live for an expat, better than Bucaramanga?

Analyzing carefully, this is a colossal nation. On vacation, Chileans go to 12 types of geographies to have a good time and each person returns to their environment where they chose to live.

Prefiero Bogotá

I live in Florida and the water is too warm for my taste I rather jump in icy water those summer hot days ….thank you guys for sharing your experience I am enjoying your videos …be safe

Weather changed because of the global warming, that´s why it's sunny now

I’m in Bogota now and travel here at least two times a year. Since our trip, in April of 2023, it appears they are getting a handle on litter and are starting to use a “level”for their sidewalks? Are 18 inch curbs necessary folks. Otherwise, the climate is perfect and as an old guy, I walk three to seven miles a day. The health care system is terrific if you have private insurance . Great place overall👨‍✈️🇺🇸

Me reí mucho con la playa...es fria, pero te acostumbras y cuando hay sol fuerte dan ganas locas por ese refrescon...saludos😊😊😊

Well I live in Concon just a couple streets inland from the building you stayed and before 2019 I lived for 20 years in Viña del Mar. You pretty much nail everything. The dunes are a hidden from the world, unkown natural wonder. I mean, where do you see sand dunes high above the ocean shore, so high that from the top you can see Earth’s curvature? That view is just priceless in this whole freakin universe! Now, geographically speaking, those dunes are the last, southermost tip of the Atacama desert.