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Student: Ana Cecilia Valero Gallo.
Teacher: Nicolas Guzman Uribe.
University: corporación Universitaria minuto de Dios.

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The zoo in west Cali. Founded in 1970, it is intersected by the Cali River and is home to about one thousand animals distributed across 170 species, 80 percent of which, such as the spectacled bear, are native to Colombia. The zoo has an aquarium with salt and freshwater species, and a butterfly garden with 800 species of butterflies.

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One of the most striking landscapes in Nariño is the beach of The Morro in Tumaco, where travelers can walk under a natural stone arch while feeling the soft, dark sand beneath their feet.

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One of the most visited beaches of Chocó is Guachalito in the Gulf of Tribugá, a half-hour boat trip from Nuquí. Here the Pacific ocean extends before a wild jungle mountain, and visitors encounter waterfalls by the sea as they walk through the dark sand.

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The Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta Wildlife Sanctuary is located on warm, swampy land stretching east of the Magdalena River, before flowing into the sea. It is one of the largest mangroves in the country .

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Museum of Man, located in the Central Bank Library in Leticia. It features a large collection of objects representing Ticuna, Huitoto, and Yucuna indigenous groups.

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A place that captivates with its authenticity is Nemocon Salt Mine, which is 30 minutes from Zipaquirá. There, 80 meters underground, travellers walk along 1,600 meters of tunnels through which between 1816 and 1968 about 8 million tons of salt were extracted. They draw attention to the 28 brine mirrors in the dissolved salt rocks to produce a stunning visual effect.

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The main pilgrimage site in Girón is the Basilica of St. John the Baptist, on whose altar rests the image of the Lord of Miracles, worshipped by the faithful.

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The Sagrada Familia Cathedral, in front of Santander Park, was finished constructing in 1887. This temple is recognized by its two White towers and yellow and green dome- the colors of the city flag.

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The Lajas Sanctuary, a Gothic church commonly referred to as “a miracle of God in the abyss,” is a jewel of engineering built in the Guáitara river canyon near Ipiales. Legend has it that María Mueses, a native woman, and her daughter Rosa saw the image of the Virgin here in 1754. This church is visited by pilgrims from all over the world, especially on Sundays.

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The Archaeological Park of San Agustín, Huila, which was deemed a UNESCO World Heritage in 1995 There are traces of a culture over 3,000 years old.