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Hosteria Duran Cuenca

Av. Ricardo Duran Cuenca, Ecuador

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Cuenca - Ecuadorian art and Latinpop groupies

A travel blog entry by fish1.1

After several relaxing days in Quito we flew to Cuenca, Ecuadors 3rd city in the south of the country. The flight was good fun as it was a small aircraft and all the mountains led to a rollercoaster ride, Lisa was not so happy about this. Cuenca is the centre of Panama Hat making and is the most picturesque city (in my view) of Ecuador. Despite …

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Back to work

A travel blog entry by pfln

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We got down to the business of language learning on the second day of the new year, also the second day of class. Classes are challenging and fun. Typically we do formal lessons the first 2 hours and then hit the streets for active learning. On the 4th, Bertha, my tutor took me to the local ancient citadel, whose occupation was so long and the history so foreign to me that I cannot begin ...

Racing in the Rain

A travel blog entry by sarah.michelle

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We surpised Mark at the airport in Guayaquil, and we also left our bikes in storage for the rest of our trip :(.

Cuenca is a beautiful city, it is the cleanest that we have seen so far. The buildings are old with narrow coblestone streets. We had fun walking and expoloring all evening. Our hostel had a balcony on to ...

Time with Friends

A travel blog entry by ecuador_expats

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... of the other pieces........we could not quite figure out the point they were trying to get across. That’s modern art!

Santiago is very talented. While hanging out here at our place, he helped Samanta with a portrait of herself that she needed to complete for an examine coming up on Monday. Samanta is studying Graphic Design. Santiago drew her face taken from two different photographs, (two portraits were done), and Samanta filled in the ...

Going to the dentist, hitchhiking and cajas

A travel blog entry by malloryanne

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... seen. We did the #1 hike (which was suppose to take about 5 hours but only took us about 3). We had been told not to go to Cajas alone because you can easily get lost (and freeze to dealth haha) but we found the trail to be very easy to navigate. They gave us a map and we only got lost once :) and found our way back very easily. We also ran into llamas along the way which was spectacular - we even saw a ...

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