The tour begins in the majestic Canelobre Caves, a true natural treasure that will leave no one indifferent. These caves are famous for their stalactite and stalagmite formations, as well as their impressive dome, reminiscent of a Gothic cathedral.
As you descend, you'll find yourself surrounded by an underground landscape that seems straight out of a fairy tale. The caves' constant temperature of around 18 degrees Celsius makes them a perfect place to explore year-round. The guided tour of the caves allows you to learn about their geological formation and the history of their discovery. Furthermore, they are not just a natural space; they have also been the setting for musical and cultural events, adding a special dimension to your visit.
After exploring the fascinating geological formations, you'll head to the Ethnic Music Museum: A Journey Through the Sounds of the World. This museum houses an impressive collection of musical instruments from around the world, telling the story of music across cultures. From indigenous instruments to more contemporary pieces, the museum experience is both educational and entertaining. You'll learn about the importance of music in various societies and how it has evolved over time.
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