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Bogota sits at 2,600 meters above sea level and has mild temperatures year-round: 7C at night and 19C in the afternoon on average. There are two dry seasons and two wet seasons. December through March is the main dry season and one of the best times to visit: clear days, manageable crowds at the Gold Museum and La Candelaria, and good light for exploring Ciclovía on Sundays. June through August is the second dry season, also excellent for travel. The Bogota International Film Festival (BIFF) in October and the Ibero-American Theater Festival in April (biennial) are major cultural events. Wet seasons from April through May and September through November bring afternoon rains and lower cloud cover. Morning visits to major sites are usually clear. Rain rarely lasts all day. July and August coincide with Colombian school holidays, making popular sites busier. The altitude requires a day of acclimatization for most visitors arriving from sea level: expect mild shortness of breath, take it easy the first 24 hours, and stay hydrated.