Ruinas de Pumapungo — Attraction in Cuenca

Cannot Stress enough how beautiful this place is, it has everything you can ask for in a tourist attraction. I regret not taking it in longer. Entrance was free, we had to wear a mask but we took it off outside for some amazing pictures near the edge of the hill. The exhibits and everything were way better than anything I have seen in New York City. Staff were kind and very nice answering every question. Bathrooms were clean, amazing experience if you ever come to Ecaudor, Visit this place!!!! There was also a staircase leading downstairs to a birdhouse which unfortuantely we could not visit, but if you wanna walk around, learn more about culture experience the fresh air and the calming winds...

This place is really a must do if you are in Cuenca! Not only for the beautifully maintained Inca ruins and the luxurious garden (including several local and tropical plants!) but maybe, most of all, for the beautiful ethnographic exhibition in the first floor! A true celebration to what probably is Ecuador's biggest resource, i.e. the intricate blend of ethnicities, populations, cosmovisions and cultural identities that make this country rich... in one of the most biodiverse lands on earth...! Also suitable for children, entrance to the museum is free and, in my opinion,...

Walking the Earth in the time of the Incas. Experiencing their views and purpose. You could understand why they chose this spot for their village. High and dry with plenty of fresh water below. Great vistas to view in all directions. The Ruins were free to experience. The gardens breathtaking. The grains used since ancient times. The sounds serene. The wind a gentle song. An easy walk along the river to the entrance. Not elaborate. An opening with an impromptu horse on one side. Do...