Cuenca Hotel

Borrero 10-69 & Gran Colombia, Cuenca, Ecuador

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Salinas and Puerto Lopez

A travel blog entry by erics

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After a night in Riobamba,  we headed for Salinas, a small mountain town where the indigenous people have developed a nationally famous cheese and chocolate industry.  The ride there took us through the usual breathtaking Andean countryside, a verdant green and rich brown patchwork of family farms reaching from valley floor to mountain peaks.  We …

Cuenca - a day is enough

A travel blog entry by georgehosegood

En route to Cuenca we were schedueled to visit some Inca ruins, that are supposed to be very good, at a place begeinning with "I" whose name I can´t remember. As is becoming our habit as a group, the road to the ruins was impassable, this time due to road works. As it happens that suited me fine, as I was suffering severe nausea from the malaria …

Colonial City and Hospital Visit

A travel blog entry by mel_and_si

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So after the high of the Equator we needed to start our journey south to Santiago in Chile for our flight to New Zealand. We decided to take the route through the Andes, through the Avenue of the Volcanoes and stopped off in the small city of Cuenca, Equador for a day or so. A colonial city of impressive architecture at an altitude of 2,500 metres …

Cajas/Cuenca/Ingapirca Ruins

A travel blog entry by saramcd

Hey everyone! Just got home from the weekend trip. So great! My friends took a lot of pictures, so as soon as they get them online I'll be posting some here!

On the way to Cajas, which are mountains, part of the Andes, our bus was literally in the clouds! We were so high up that we could see above them, it felt like being in a plane! On …

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Cuenca has so many churches!

A travel blog entry by crag_and_pao

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A five hour bus trip got us from boiling hot Guayaquil to breezy Cuenca! We arrived in the evening, checked ourselves into the little creaky guesthouse and went out for some food.

Cuenca is home to 18 churches!! We´re unsure who uses them all but never the less they are there to be seen and along with some Inca ruins has helped the city to become a UNESCO site. So we took a bit of a wander around the town to see some of the sites; the old cathedral ...

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