Everything about Zipaquir totally explained
Zipaquirá is a municipality and city of
Colombia in the
department of
Cundinamarca. It limits with the municipalities of
Tausa and
Cogua the North;
Nemocón,
Gachancipá and
Sopó to the East;
Cajicá and
Tabio to the South;
Subachoque and
Pacho to the West, and its municipal head is to 49 kilometers of
Santa Fe de Bogotá
In
Chibcha, the language of the
Muiscas - the indigenous peoples of the area - it meant The Land of the Zipa.
The Zipa was the king of this territory.
The town is mostly known for its
Salt Cathedral, an underground
church built inside a salt mountain in a tunnel made as result of the exploitation of the 'salinas' (
salt mines). Zipaquirá has a very interesting architecture, the old center is also a touristic attraction; its main square is surrounded by old buildings of Spanish Colonial style. This small city can be reached by train from Bogotá.
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