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    This document provides information about several places to visit in Cuenca, Ecuador. It describes the Cathedral of the Immaculate located on Luis Cordero and Mariscal Sucre streets, which took over 100 years to construct. It also mentions the National Park Cajas located in the southern Andes and its name meaning "open door of Sierra Nevada". Additionally, it provides details about the Turi Viewpoint in Turi city and the panoramic views it offers. The Sagrario Church located in Calderón Park in front of the New Cathedral is noted as beginning construction in the mid-16th century. Finally, it gives the location and inauguration date of Calderón Park between several streets in the

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    This document provides information about several places to visit in Cuenca, Ecuador. It describes the Cathedral of the Immaculate located on Luis Cordero and Mariscal Sucre streets, which took over 100 years to construct. It also mentions the National Park Cajas located in the southern Andes and its name meaning "open door of Sierra Nevada". Additionally, it provides details about the Turi Viewpoint in Turi city and the panoramic views it offers. The Sagrario Church located in Calderón Park in front of the New Cathedral is noted as beginning construction in the mid-16th century. Finally, it gives the location and inauguration date of Calderón Park between several streets in the

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    This document provides information about several places to visit in Cuenca, Ecuador. It describes the Cathedral of the Immaculate located on Luis Cordero and Mariscal Sucre streets, which took over 100 years to construct. It also mentions the National Park Cajas located in the southern Andes and its name meaning "open door of Sierra Nevada". Additionally, it provides details about the Turi Viewpoint in Turi city and the panoramic views it offers. The Sagrario Church located in Calderón Park in front of the New Cathedral is noted as beginning construction in the mid-16th century. Finally, it gives the location and inauguration date of Calderón Park between several streets in the

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    Cuenca’s Independence

    • Name: Samuel Quinde

    • Course: 1st ¨C¨

    • Teacher: Maria e. pintado a.


    Places to visit
    Cathedral of the immaculate
    Cathedral of the immaculate

     Location: Luis Cordero and Mariscal Sucre

     Construction began in 1885 and ended around 100


    years later in the 1980s.
    National Park Cajas
    National Park Cajas

     Location: the southern Andes of Ecuador

     The name of the Park comes from a Kichwa cassa word whose
    meaning refers to the "open door of Sierra Nevada", it refers to the
    dangerous passes of the mountain range due to its excessive cold.
    Turi Viewpoint
    Turi viewpoint

     Location: Turi

     According to Inca history, it was a place of worship of the gods

     It has a unique panoramic view that allows you to see the city in all its splendor
    Sagrario Church
    Sagrario Church

     Location: It is located in Calderón Park, in front of the New


    Cathedral

     whose construction began in the middle of the 16th century


    Calderón Park
    Calderón Park

     inaugurated on May 24, 1931

     It is located between Benigno Malo, Mariscal Sucre, Luis


    Cordero and Simón Bolívar streets.

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