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Open today at 19:00-21:00
Recommended sightseeing time:0.5-1 hour
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Tatacoa, Villavieja, Huila, ColombiaMap
Phone+57 310 4656765
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  • gielh2020
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    Excellent introduction to the Southern Stellar Hemisphere

    The director Guillermo Andrés García Aguirre provided an introduction to the stellar configurations, planets (Jupiter and Saturn), globular clusters, and Milky Way visible on the Southern Sky. Nearby ...

    Reviewed on Jan 4, 2020
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    Excellent introduction to the Southern Stellar Hemisphere

    The director Guillermo Andrés García Aguirre provided an introduction to the stellar configurations, planets (Jupiter and Saturn), globular clusters, and Milky Way visible on the Southern Sky. Nearby ...

    Reviewed on Jan 4, 2020
  • RuthCarey
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    We had to leave

    We waited for over an hour and a half with nobody looking or speaking to us. We thought they were waiting for the clouds to clear but when I eventually asked if there would be a tour they just said no...

    Reviewed on Dec 21, 2019
  • RuthCarey
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    We had to leave

    We waited for over an hour and a half with nobody looking or speaking to us. We thought they were waiting for the clouds to clear but when I eventually asked if there would be a tour they just said no...

    Reviewed on Dec 21, 2019
  • RichardS84
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    Not very good

    The main observatory was closed so we sat on the ground in a field nearby. The talk was entirely in Spanish and went on for about 1hr 20mins. Four fairly small telescopes had been set up but there was...

    Reviewed on Mar 11, 2019
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