The Marble Cathedral is a cave on General Carrera Lake in Chile. It got its name from the shape of its ceiling. Its ceiling looks like that of a church! Lake water crashed against the inside of the cave for thousands of years. It left swirling patterns and holes in the walls and ceiling.
The cave is a mix of colors. It has blue, turquoise, yellow, and white veins. Light reflects off of the lake to create the colors.
Serena Park Staff Reporter
1. Where is the Marble Cathedral? What does its ceiling look like?
2. What are the colors of the Marble Cathedral? What are the colors created?
The Marble Cathedral is a cave on General Carrera Lake in Chile. It got its name from the shape of its ceiling. Its ceiling looks like that of a church! Lake water crashed against the inside of the cave for thousands of years. It left swirling patterns and holes in the walls and ceiling.
