Beautyful colonial complex, Still active and unfortunately you cannot visit it inside, but you can still hear the sounds of the spanish founders and the voices of the locals that built the beautyful wooden gate to the convent.

Beautyful colonial complex, Still active and unfortunately you cannot visit it inside, but you can still hear the sounds of the spanish founders and the voices of the locals that built the beautyful wooden gate to the convent.
a isle of silence amid a bit of traffic, I did not visit the interior, but the entrace is majestic
Although you cannot enter the building, because it is a closed convent. You can enter a small part of it to buy some articles in the small shop.
On Sunday the church was open and there were a lot of people standing and waiting outside.
During the night this is a nice place to take a look at. If you...
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