From El Dorado International Airport or the hotel, you can take a taxi or a public transportation service like Transmilenio. The nearest station to Javeriana University is the "Calle 45 - American School Way" station. You can also opt for shared transportation services like Uber.

On campus, you will find several food options ranging from cafeterias to restaurants. Whether you prefer a quick meal or a more complete dining experience, the campus offers options to suit all tastes and needs.

• 6 restaurants 

• 5 cafeterias 

• 4 kiosks 

• 14 cafes 

Check the daily lunch menu, as well as the location and all the dining food service points here. 

In the university community, there are two very popular foods which are "Pescadito" (little fish) and “Sándwich de Pollo Redondo” ("Round Chicken Sandwich)." During your visit, do not miss trying them. You can find them at most food service points.

The university has several points of interest. We have prepared a section where you can find recommendations to visit them. Click here

There are 8 emergency towers distributed throughout the campus, where you can lift the phone or press the button to report an incident or contact the cell line +57 310 576 3003 or through our internal telephone network at extension 3333.

Approximately 25,000 people, including students, administrative staff and external visitors, pass through campus during the day. To maintain security, the University has a closed-circuit television system that records 24/7 with 1,200 security cameras distributed throughout the campus.

However, it is essential to maintain precautionary measures such as safeguarding personal belongings.

Security corridors have also been established in nearby areas with high traffic, such as Carrera 13, Calle 45, and Calle 42.

If you have a medical issue on campus, there is the San Ignacio Hospital where you can go for assistance. Remember, it is important to have an international medical insurance. 

Colombia has prepaid SIM card service available, which can be purchased at El Dorado International Airport, shopping centers, or operator service centers such as Movistar, Claro, or Tigo. 

There is a great variety of dishes depending on the region or city, but the most notable ones are bandeja paisa, ajiaco, sancocho, and arepa. 

Colombia has wonderful touristic sites to visit, including Cartagena, Cali, Medellín, Eje Cafetero y Boyacá. We have prepared a section to learn more about these places, click here.

Colombia has diverse climates due to its geographical location, meaning it can vary from city to city and there are no seasons. It is important to take these variations into account when planning your trip.

GMT-5.  

The country is in the equatorial zone, so sunrise and sunset times do not change, there are no seasons, and the entire territory is in the same time zone. 

The official language in Colombia is Spanish. In hotels, restaurants, and touristic places, you can usually find people who speak English.

To visit Colombia, you do not need mandatory health insurance. However, it is important to have travel insurance that includes medical coverage. 

In Colombia, type A and B plugs and sockets are used. The network voltage is 110V at a frequency of 60 Hz. 

You can find information at the official Tourism of Bogotá website: https://visitbogota.co/es. Additionally, we have prepared a section with the most relevant sites in the capital and the municipalities of the savannah to click here

The average temperature for June/July is 19°C (66°F) during the day and 9°C (48°F) at night. It is recommended to wear layers and fresh fabrics such as cotton but always carry a jacket or coat for the cold mornings and nights. 

Safety in Bogotá can vary depending on the area and the time of day, but it is recommended to always be careful with your personal belongings and avoid talking to strangers on the street. Avoid visiting unfamiliar areas at night or walking late at night, always stay in well-lit areas, and avoid using electronic devices or cell phones in public places as a precaution. 

Also, always take transportation in safe or authorized places, or request services through apps. 

Bogotá is located at 2,640 meters (8,661 feet) above sea level, so some people may experience mountain sickness, which occurs due to the lack of oxygen at high altitudes. You can prevent it by staying hydrated and eating high-energy foods. 

Although the city's water is potable, it is recommended not to drink it. It is better to consume bottled water. 

The rush hours are usually from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on weekdays. 

You can call 123 from a landline for assistance. It is also advisable to have your travel insurance number at hand.

Although Bogota's climate is generally dry, occasional showers can occur. It is recommended to carry a waterproof jacket or an umbrella. 

Yes, there are several options for day trips from Bogotá. You can visit nearby places like Zipaquirá, where the famous Salt Cathedral is located, or the Guatavita Lagoon, known for its history and natural beauty. To learn more, click here.