Gold Museum

The Gold Museum of the famous attractions of Bogota, Colombia. It houses about 30,000 fine gold artifacts made by Indians from the 20th century BC to the 16th century AD, displayed by different periods and regions. The gold museum exhibits are only a small part of the Indian artifacts that have been unearthed, and many of the precious artworks have been almost stolen by colonists in Spain and other countries in centuries. But from these preserved gold instruments, people can also see the wisdom and artistic level of the Colombian people. Tickets are 4,000 pesos/person, equivalent to less than 6 yuan, free to visit on Sunday.

Bogota Gold Museum, the exhibits are worth seeing, in fact, not only gold but also pottery, etc., it is actually free to visit, there are quite a lot of people, so the five-star recommendation is shared with everyone, it is worth coming

The Gold Museum of Bogota is a museum that must be visited. It has a collection of many hundreds of years of gold products, with a variety of shapes, some patterns are very mysterious, and the shape is also very mysterious, it is worth visiting to understand.

Bogota, Colombia's capital of South America

The Gold Museum of Bogota is the most worthwhile place to visit in Colombia. South America has been a gold-producing area since ancient times. Therefore, gold jewelry products have a long history here. The museum displays many gold products from the Inca period, including characters, statues, buildings and other products. The craftsmanship is amazing and the ancients' creativity and gold-making skills are amazing.

The story of the Golden Lake and the Golden Museum: Since traveling in Greater Latin America, I have found that this place is really a hidden dragon and a crouching tiger. Do you know how old Indian tribes in Colombia are? Their hobby is to put gold tools and emeralds into the lake for sacrifice, so Colombia has many large and small "gold" lakes, of which the largest and most famous is now to visit is "golden lake". Later the Spanish arrived and the colonists tried to blow open a gap to dry the lake and loot treasure. ...It was true that Colombia became independent, and the government built a museum with some of the gold handicrafts that survived the looting, and accidentally became the largest gold art museum in the world. The lake of Guadavida Golden Lake is green all year round, and it is said that the 50 million gold pieces still at the bottom of the lake are mixed with the glow of emeralds.

The Gold Museum is the largest gold museum in the world in the heart of Bogotá, in San Tendel Park. It was established in 1939 and moved to its current location in 1968. It is now managed by the National Bank of Colombia. The museum houses about 30,000 fine gold artifacts made by Indians from the 20th to the 16th century BC, displayed by different periods and regions. In short, it is worth visiting. Tickets are not expensive.