the same day as the Feast of the Assumption, and so mirrors other Marian celebrations elsewhere, Urqupiña has spawned a variety of offshoots in other parts of the world, such as Argentina, Virginia (USA), Spain, and Sweden, and wherever a sufficient number of followers of the Marian basilica of Quillacollo dwell. However, in addition to the pagan religions, Protestantism also stands against the orthodoxy of the Church of Rome in Quillacollo, with various denominations represented, one of which is the reformed baptist tradition, by the Iglesia de Quillacollo. The city The architecture of the city has a post-colonial blend. Contemporary architecture is seen in modern houses and buildings. Gastronomy in the city is varied. Several restaurants are found in the city's streets. The city also offers electronic artifacts cheaper than in Cochabamba. One of Quillacollo's main economic resources is tourism. Quillacollo has hotels and hostels to stay. Flea markets and informal commerce abound in the city, especially during the festivities. Sunday is market day. References External links Asociación de Fraternidades Folklóricas "Virgen de Urqupiña" (Association of the Folkloric Groups of the Urqupiña Festival, in Spanish) "Iglesia Evangelica Reformada, Tabernáculo de la Gracia" (Evangelical Reformed Baptist Church, in Spanish) Populated places in Cochabamba Department