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Colombia's salt wonder
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A salt waterfall is seen in the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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A salt statue of Jesus Christ carrying the cross is seen at a chapel in the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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Visitors stand beside the Mirror of Underground Salt in the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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A visitor walks in the Chamber of Stalactites and Stalagmites at the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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Visitors look at the San Juan pond in the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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A halite salt crystal in the shape of a heart is seen in the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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Visitors look at the Chamber of Stalactites and Stalagmites in the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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A visitor walks past the Chamber of the Mirrors, which is reflected in a saltwater pond, in the Nemocon salt mine. The mine is one of Colombia's most popular tourist attractions. Reuters photo
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