After ten years of detailed work, the Spanish International Cooperation for the Development Agency has finished the restoration of 10 baroque churches built in the XVII and XVIII centuries in the Colca Canyon, which will contribute to the protection of several exquisite art treasures that are kept in these temples since the colonial era.
With the contribution of the locals who were also trained in the restoration and maintenance of their heritage, these temples are now another tourist attraction in the Colca Canyon that benefits their community. More than 100,000 visitors come to the Colca Canyon every year, the second deepest in the world after Cotahuasi, 3,400 meters deep and 100 kilometers long.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
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