Sibundoy

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Sibundoy is a town and municipality in southern Colombia known for its indigenous Inga and Kamëntsá cultures and its location in the Andean region of the Putumayo Department.

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Sibundoy canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf municipality
administrativeDivisionOf Colombia
climate mountain climate
country Colombia
culturalRegion Upper Putumayo
linked to: río Putumayo
departmentCapital Mocoa
economy agriculture
handicrafts
ethnicGroup Inga people
Kamëntsá people
linked to: Kamentsá people
geographicFeature Andes Mountains
linked to: Andes
governingCountry Republic of Colombia
linked to: Colombia
hasCulturalHeritage indigenous crafts
traditional dress
traditional music
hasFestivity Carnaval del Perdón
hasIndigenousReserveNearby Inga indigenous reserve
Kamëntsá indigenous reserve
hasMunicipalGovernment Sibundoy municipal administration
knownFor Inga culture
Kamëntsá culture
indigenous traditions
shamanic practices
traditional festivals
languageCommunity Inga language speakers
Kamëntsá language speakers
locatedIn Andean region
Putumayo Department
southern Colombia
locatedOnContinent South America
nearRiverBasin Putumayo River basin
linked to: Putumayo River
officialLanguage Spanish
partOf Sibundoy Valley
region southwestern Colombia
religion Roman Catholicism
indigenous spiritual practices
religiousBuilding Catholic parish church of Sibundoy
subdivisionType municipality
town
timeZone Colombia Standard Time
linked to: America/Bogota
transportConnection road to Mocoa
road to Pasto
utcOffset UTC−05:00

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