Happy travels, Bogota, Colombia!

Colombia is a country full of culture and natural scenery, very suitable for tourism[Tiptop][Tiptop][Tiptop]. The following is a seven-day travel guide to Colombia, mainly covering the cities of Bogota, Medellin and Cartagena. [One][RedHeart][RedHeart][RedHeart]Day 1: Bogota Arrive in Bogota, the capital of Colombia, known as the "Athens of South America". Visit the Museo del Oro, which houses a rich collection of Pre-Columbian gold artifacts. [RedHeart] Head to the Botero Museum to admire the works of Fernando Botero. [RedHeart] In the evening, take the cable car up to Monserrate Mountain and overlook the entire city of Bogota. [Two][OrangeHeart][OrangeHeart][OrangeHeart] Day 2: Bogota Surroundings Go to the Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral. Explore the Laguna de Guatavita. [Three][YellowHeart][YellowHeart][YellowHeart]Day 3: Medellin Fly from Bogota to Medellin and visit the Botero Art Plaza and Comuna 13. [Four][GreenHeart][GreenHeart][GreenHeart]Day 4: Medellin to Guatape Head to Guatape, climb the Guatape Rock, and enjoy the lakeside views. [Five][BlueHeart][BlueHeart][BlueHeart]Day 5: Cartagena Fly to Cartagena, a city full of Spanish colonial style. Wander through the old town and visit the Fort of San Felipe de Barajas and Cartagena Cathedral. [Six][PurpleHeart][PurpleHeart][PurpleHeart] Day Six: Relax on Cartagena Beach Enjoy a day at the beach in Cartagena. You can choose to snorkel or dive in the Islas del Rosario and experience Colombia's marine ecology. [Seven][DoubleHearts][DoubleHearts][DoubleHearts]Day 7: Return Continue sightseeing or enjoying the beaches in Cartagena before departing from Cartagena International Airport or heading to another destination in Colombia. As the capital of Colombia, Bogota has a rich and diverse culinary options. Here are some of the must-try foods in Bogota: [IceCream][IceCream][IceCream]Tinto Black Coffee: Tinto is a specialty black coffee in Colombia and an important part of the daily life of local people. [Seeding][Seeding][Seeding]Tamal: This is a Colombian rice dumpling, usually wrapped in corn or banana leaves and filled with meat, vegetables and other ingredients, with sweet or savory flavors. [PumpkinLamp][PumpkinLamp][PumpkinLamp]Ajiaco: This is a potato and chicken soup with local spices and a strong flavor. It is one of the specialty dishes of Bogota. [Wine][Wine][Wine]Empanadas: Fried dumplings, a common street food, are usually made of corn flour, wrapped with fillings such as beef, chicken or mushrooms and fried. In addition to the above-mentioned delicacies, there are many other restaurants and delicacies worth trying in Bogota, such as Restaurante Titiribi, Restaurante Peruano - Indio De Machu Picchu, etc. In addition, recommended day trips in Bogotá include Plaza Bolívar, Museo Botero, Museo del Oro and Cerro de Monserrate. The best time to travel to Colombia is from December to March and from July to August