• Restaurante Mirador La Paloma Bar. - Upon reaching the viewpoint, travelers will find themselves surrounded by nature and a cool mountain breeze. They will be able to appreciate a spectacular view of the city extending towards the valley, with the skyscrapers of Bogotá and the neighborhoods on the horizon. On a clear day, they will be able to admire the mountains that surround the city, such as the Andes mountain range.

The Mirador de La Calera offers an open space with different observation points, some with benches and rest areas. Travelers will be able to enjoy the serenity of the surroundings and delight in the majesty of the view. Many visitors choose this location to capture impressive photos of the city from above.

• Embalse San Rafael - The Camino del Indio is the path that leads to the San Rafael Reservoir, located in the Municipality of La Calera. With all its natural characteristics, this dam is part of the Chingaza system, and provides the water that the people of Bogota drink.

The reservoir is surrounded by imposing mountains and ecosystems, which with an environment loaded with colorful flowers and the imposing green of the leaves of the trees, imbue one of the most emblematic and important natural sites in the city with magic.

Children, parents and entire families have enjoyed walks in the middle of the clouds that surround it and have enjoyed the landscape and the environment to take a lesson: that of the San Rafael reservoir, which with all its charm, calls for care the water and to say “Bogotá Vive Natural”.

• La Calera - Arriving at the town of La Calera, travelers will find cobblestone streets, picturesque houses, and colonial architecture that retains its traditional charm. They will be able to stroll through the narrow streets of the town and admire the colorful facades of the houses, many of which are decorated with flowers and plants.

Visitors will also be able to enjoy the daily life of the town, since La Calera is a place where tradition and local customs are kept alive. They will be able to interact with the residents and learn about their culture, try the local gastronomy and visit small markets where fresh products and handicrafts are sold.

• Pueblo Fantasma - Arriving at the Siberian ghost town, travelers will plunge into a mysterious and fascinating atmosphere. You will see the abandoned structures of the old town, such as houses, industrial buildings and ruined mining structures. These ruins evoke the past history of the place and offer a unique insight into life in an early 20th century mining town.

Travelers will be able to explore the empty streets of the ghost town and delve into the abandoned buildings, many of which still retain vestiges of their former function. They will be able to see the remains of mining machinery, abandoned houses and forgotten objects, which provides an experience of discovery and an opportunity to imagine what life was like in Siberia in its heyday.

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