659 usd por persona o en bob 4586,64 from 4.589 Bs

Total price From 9.179 Bs

Created: Thursday, March 27, 2025 - Departure: Tuesday, June 10, 2025

About the destination

What Mecca is to Muslims and Rome is to Catholics, Salt Lake City is to Mormons. This city is the capital of the U.S. state of Utah. Four imposing walls enclose a 4-hectare area in the heart of the old town, the epicenter of the Mormon Church known as Temple Square. Adorned with flowers, it houses the most significant sacred buildings of the Mormon community, including the Salt Lake Temple, The Tabernacle, and the Conference Centre. The Salt Lake Temple, constructed of stone and exclusively used for Mormon religious practices, is the largest sanctuary and the heart of the Mormon faith. It was built between 1853 and 1893 using grey granite in a New Gothic style, featuring six towers, the tallest of which stands at 68 meters. The Cathedral of the Madeleine, a Christian edifice with a Romantic exterior and Gothic interior, was built between 1900 and 1909. Salt Lake City has evolved into the hub of a highly successful religious empire. While the prosperous city is home to many people of different faiths, the influential Mormon Church largely dictates the region's political decisions. However, less than half of the city's population are church members. The university and the city's stunning location have attracted a diverse population, resulting in a vibrant mix of restaurants, nightlife, art, and culture. For those seeking a change of scenery, breathtaking natural spaces are just a short drive away. The Bonneville Salt Flats, located next to the Great Salt Lake, is a vast area covered in salt and is one of the flattest places on earth. Zion National Park, home to several significant archaeological sites, offers exceptional hiking opportunities. Endless horizons, deep canyons, and vast open spaces surround this truly remarkable city.

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