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Bogota, the capital of Colombia, sits high in the Andes near 4.6 degrees north of the equator, with a population of about 7.7 million. Its near-equatorial position, combined with considerable elevation, gives the city a cool, stable climate and very little seasonal change in day length. It keeps Colombia Time at UTC-5 and observes no daylight saving, so local clocks remain five hours behind Coordinated Universal Time in every season. Because the offset is fixed and the city lies close to the equator, both the length of its days and its time relationship to other regions stay steady across the calendar.