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| Temp (°C) | 20° 11° | 19° 11° | 20° 12° | 20° 10° | 19° 10° | 19° 10° | 21° 10° |
| Precipitation | 27% | 25% | 21% | 34% | 26% | 19% | 28% |
| Humidity | 70% | 71% | 67% | 70% | 72% | 68% | 68% |
| Wind | 20 km/h | 18 km/h | 18 km/h | 19 km/h | 18 km/h | 17 km/h | 13 km/h |
Best time to visit Bogota
The best time to visit Bogotá is from December to March, when conditions are generally cool and relatively dry for sightseeing and day trips. July and August are comparatively dry too, while April to June and September to November are cooler, wetter periods best suited to flexible plans and indoor attractions.
JanuaryTemp (°C)18°Rain (mm)79Sun Hours8Dry Days11
January is cool and relatively dry in Bogotá, around 5-18°C. It suits museums, neighbourhood walks and day trips, with light layers useful throughout the day.
FebruaryTemp (°C)19°Rain (mm)104Sun Hours9Dry Days9
February is cool and generally dry in Bogotá, around 5-18°C. Comfortable conditions suit city sightseeing and excursions, though evenings call for a jacket.
MarchTemp (°C)19°Rain (mm)182Sun Hours9Dry Days9
March is cool, around 6-18°C, with relatively dry conditions in the Andes. It is a good month for exploring Bogotá's museums, streets and surrounding hills.
AprilTemp (°C)18°Rain (mm)172Sun Hours10Dry Days8
April is cool, around 7-18°C, with frequent heavy showers and difficult travel conditions at times. Plan flexible days for Bogotá's indoor sights and carry reliable rainwear.
MayTemp (°C)18°Rain (mm)105Sun Hours10Dry Days7
May is cool and rainy, around 7-17°C, with frequent downpours that can disrupt outdoor plans. Bogotá's museums and galleries provide useful alternatives between showers.
JuneTemp (°C)18°Rain (mm)46Sun Hours11Dry Days9
June is cool and relatively damp, around 7-16°C. Rain can interrupt sightseeing, but the mild temperatures remain suitable for museums, cafés and short city walks.
JulyTemp (°C)17°Rain (mm)37Sun Hours12Dry Days9
July is cool and comparatively dry, around 7-16°C. It is suitable for walking around Bogotá and visiting nearby viewpoints, with warm layers needed for chilly mornings and evenings.
AugustTemp (°C)17°Rain (mm)23Sun Hours12Dry Days13
August is cool and comparatively dry, around 6-17°C. City sightseeing and day trips are generally practical, although Bogotá's high-altitude air can feel chilly after sunset.
SeptemberTemp (°C)18°Rain (mm)33Sun Hours10Dry Days11
September is cool, around 6-17°C, with rainfall increasing across Bogotá. Showers can interrupt outdoor plans, so combine walks with museums and other indoor attractions.
OctoberTemp (°C)18°Rain (mm)158Sun Hours8Dry Days8
October is cool and among Bogotá's wettest months, around 7-17°C. Frequent downpours can make travel awkward, so allow time for indoor sightseeing and use waterproof layers.
NovemberTemp (°C)17°Rain (mm)173Sun Hours8Dry Days8
November is cool and very rainy, around 6-17°C, with downpours that may complicate travel and outdoor excursions. Bogotá's museums and cultural venues work well in wet spells.
DecemberTemp (°C)17°Rain (mm)99Sun Hours8Dry Days10
December is cool and relatively dry in Bogotá, around 5-18°C. The comfortable conditions suit city sightseeing and nearby excursions, with a warm layer useful after dark.
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Brief
- Try Bogotá specialties such as ajiaco soup, arepas, tamales, chocolate con queso, and locally roasted coffee.
- Bogotá sits at about 2,640 m above sea level. Visitors may notice shortness of breath, fatigue, headaches, or disrupted sleep during the first day or two; take it easy and limit alcohol initially.
- La Candelaria, the Gold Museum, Monserrate, and the city’s extensive restaurant and coffee scene are major visitor highlights. Use registered taxis or app-based rides, especially at night.
Safety and health
- Yellow fever activity is elevated in Colombia. Vaccination is generally not recommended for travel limited to Bogotá because of its elevation, but Colombia’s entry rules may require proof of vaccination for arriving travelers aged 1 and over. Confirm requirements with an embassy or airline before departure, particularly if visiting national parks or lowland areas. (
cdc.gov)
- Dengue is a year-round risk, especially outside Bogotá and in warmer, lower-elevation areas. Use repellent, wear long sleeves when practical, and stay in screened or air-conditioned accommodation. Zika and leishmaniasis are also mosquito- or sand-fly-borne risks in parts of Colombia. (
- Bogotá’s tap water is generally considered safe, while bottled or purified water is preferable outside major cities. Avoid contact with floodwater, mud, and contaminated soil after heavy rain because of melioidosis risk. (
wikivoyage.org |
- A major earthquake and subsequent tremors have affected Colombia recently. In Bogotá, follow building evacuation instructions, avoid visibly damaged structures, and monitor local emergency authorities for aftershocks or transport disruptions. (
pbs.org |
euronews.com)
Recent News
- 10 August 2026: A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia, killing more than 100 people and damaging buildings and infrastructure across several departments. Bogotá experienced strong shaking but was spared the worst damage; emergency conditions and recovery efforts remain concentrated in western cities. (
nytimes.com |
bbc.com)
- 13 August 2026: Bogotá’s El Dorado Airport remained open after the earthquake, although delays were expected. Travelers should confirm flight status directly with their airline because regional airport and road conditions may change during recovery. (
usembassy.gov)
- 26 August 2026: A magnitude 5.1 earthquake caused evacuations in Bogotá and parts of central and northeastern Colombia, 16 days after the major earthquake. No comparable large-scale damage in Bogotá was reported in the supplied coverage, but further tremors remain a travel consideration. (
- 5-6 September 2026: A suspected ELN drone attack killed three soldiers at a military compound in Ocaña, near the Venezuelan border. The incident is far from Bogotá, but travelers should avoid affected border areas and monitor developments if taking overland routes toward Norte de Santander. (
apnews.com |
newsday.com)
