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Sacred Sites of Titicaca
This collection highlights the architectural and spiritual heritage of the Lake Titicaca basin, spanning both Peru and Bolivia. It features the 17th-century Andean Baroque churches of Juli, often called the 'Rome of the Indies,' alongside the massive Basilica of Our Lady of Copacabana. These sites showcase intricate stone carvings, colonial-era murals, and historic altarpieces that reflect the syncretism between Spanish Catholicism and indigenous traditions. From grand cathedrals to remote lakeside shrines, these structures serve as enduring landmarks of the region's religious history.
Catedral de Puno
Completed in 1757, this cathedral features an elaborate stone facade in the Andean Baroque style and a silver-plated altar. It was designed by the indigenous master builder Simón de Asto.
Sacred Sites of Titicaca – Gezine Ekle
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