Which cities in Colombia are located on the cold thermal floor?

Colombia is a diverse territory that also has biotic or climatic zones , which define a region's temperature based on its altitude above sea level. Which cities are included in the so-called cold thermal zone?

The Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies (IDEAM) has determined the existence of five types of thermal zones, where the climate varies according to altitude . These zones present in the country are: warm, temperate, cold, páramo, and permanent snow. In this scenario, the cold zone is made up of territories that are between 2,000 and 3,000 meters above sea level and where thermal sensations are likely to be close to 12 and 18 °C. They are generally located near mountainous areas, according to information published by the Environmental Magazine Catorce. (See more: Keep them away from your house: what smell do rats hate?) Thus, the cities and municipalities that are found are: Bogotá, Tunja, Duitama, Popayán, Manizales, and Pasto. Of course, municipalities such as Cajicá, Bojacá, Chía, Chipaque, Choachí, Cogua, and Cota. A very important detail to mention is that potato, wheat, and bean crops can be found in these soils.

Why does Colombia's climate surprise foreigners?

According to Colombia Travel, the country is recognized by tourists for its year-round climate . This is due to its location within the equatorial zone and the fact that there are no seasonal variations like in other places. (See more: Scare them away from your home: What smell do cockroaches hate?) "Colombia's climate consists of dry seasons (December to January and July to August) and rainy seasons (April to May and October to November)," they added.

However, this does not mean that the climate is always the same , since due to its diversity, thermal floors may also be present.