Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral area

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The Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral area is a renowned underground religious and tourist complex built within a former salt mine near the town of Zipaquirá in Colombia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf salt mine complex
tourist attraction
underground religious complex
access guided tours
builtWithin former salt mine
climate cool underground temperature
contains Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá
Stations of the Cross
chapels
crosses carved in salt
lighting installations
main nave
museum of mining
restaurant areas
salt sculptures
souvenir shops
underground tunnels
visitor center
country Colombia
distanceFromBogotá about 48 kilometres
formerUse industrial salt extraction
geologicalFormation halite (rock salt)
heritageStatus important cultural heritage site in Colombia
languageOfSignage English
Spanish
lightingStyle artistic colored illumination
locatedIn Cundinamarca region
surface form: Cundinamarca Department

Zipaquirá
locatedNear Bogotá
managedBy local and private operators under Colombian regulations
materialUsed rock salt
mineType underground salt mine
nearbyTown Zipaquirá
primaryFunction place of worship
region Andean Region of Colombia
surface form: Andean region of Colombia
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
religiousUse site for Catholic masses
site for pilgrimages
safetyFeatures emergency exits
ventilation systems
secondaryFunction tourist destination
ticketRequired yes
tourismType cultural tourism
geological tourism
religious tourism
undergroundDepth about 180 meters
visitorAttractionRank one of Colombia's most visited tourist sites

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Cundinamarca region contains Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral area
subject surface form: Cundinamarca