At Ingapirca, north of Cuenca, you can explore Incan history at this, Ecuador’s most famous set of Inca ruins. Ingapirca means ‘stone wall’ and it is an archaeological site with an Inca monument in the form of a unique elliptical-shaped temple. The complex was built up on top of Cañari ruins 500 years ago, and it is thought to have housed soldiers stationed at this strategic site between Quito and Cusco.
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Ingapirca
About Ingapirca
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Location
Between Quito and Cuenca in Ecuador's southern highlands.
Getting there
By road from Quito or Cuenca.
Open
All year round.
Best time
The driest season for the Andean regions is from about late May to early October.
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It was an incredible honeymoon. This was Wendy's first venture outside Europe and it didn't disapoint. Ecuador is a fantastic country to visit. Such a...
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