The church facade, painted red, at sunset. Its two Greco-Roman towers, shaped like arches and flanked by angel figures, are particularly striking. A close-up of the church facade seen from below. The arched main entrance is visible, and in the background, a dome is visible behind the roof.
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The Minor Basilica of  Immaculate Conception of Cáqueza was completed in 1938 under the direction of Monsignor José Ismael Téllez, thanks to the efforts and collaboration of the local community. Its Greco-Roman architecture has earned it recognition as a historical patrimony of the department.

This temple serves not only as a religious attraction but also as a tourist attraction for locals and visitors alike. Its construction began almost simultaneously with the town's founding. Over the years, the church has undergone restorations, particularly after an earthquake in 1736, but it has kept its relevance as a symbol of faith for the people of Cauca. One notable recognition it has received is its consecration as a Minor Basilica.

📍 Instrucciones de llegada

By car, from Bogotá, take Route 40 towards Cáqueza (60 km, 1 hour and 30 minutes). By public transport, from the Salitre Transport Terminal, take a bus to Cáqueza (1 hour and 30 minutes).