Surroundings

CITY OF CUENCA

Know this beautiful town of colonial appearance, his narrow paving stone streets, his historical elements, uniques in the country, and his museums. Fall in love with his people and colorfully environment. Visit the typical markets and his beautiful parks.

GUALACEO

The garden azuayo, named like that for artists and poets, it is a prosperous and pacific environment, thanks to his inviting people, its favourable climate and exceptional nature. this place it's located nearby the river of Santa Barbara, with a beautiful climate and attractive weaves, all these qualities make this place to stand up.

BAÑOS

The parish of baños gets up in the middle of elevations that present a great visual attraction, both for his interesting orography and for his abundant vegetation. at down –town, a picturesque church Constructed in the middle of the 20 century, stands up. His architectonic design it's a miniature replica of The cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. opposite this temple you will find a viewing point With a fantastic panoramic sight.
The most interesting aspect of baños, it's constitute by the thermal waters, the same ones flow of underground slopes located along a volcanic fault of more of 10 km from length. The water is of type hypothermal and emerges to the surface to a temperature of 78 centigrade degrees.

NATIONAL PARK CAJAS

To only 34 kilometers of Cuenca, at los Andes western mountain range, you will find one of the most important ecologic treasures in the country. National park of cajas it's a beautiful place, Not only for his impressive natural diversity, but also for the mysterious air that there is present at the typical landscapes of the formations of glacier origin.
The national park of cajas has an extension of 28000 hectares where they agree more than 230 lagoons of different sizes
At this park you will find a great diversity of flora and wild life, all this aspects makes this place especially attractive for the observers of birds and wild animals.

PARISH OF TARQUI

To cross it constitutes a walk along the Inca traditions that seek to make way for them to the progress of the current world, preserving their community history.