Canar
| Canar is often skipped by tourists after a quick visit to Ingapirca. There is a lot more to be found than these ruins. The interesting culture stretches out through all the cities and little villages. Many of these places are easilly accessible from the main road between Cuenca and Quito and are certainly worth a quick stop. Facts and figures Borders: Population: Capital: |
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The town is home to several indigenous Inca communities, spread throughout the area, with about 7000 people in total and about 1000 indigenous Cañari people living from agriculture on rural lands. High in the mountains are common lands for grazing...
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Cojitambo is one of the hidden gems of Ecuadorean tourism. This little town in the Canar province claims to have the largest Inca ruins of Ecuador. Inga Pirca is usually the only stop for people to make when looking for...
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Azogues is the capital of the Canar province. Eventhough tourists hardly make it out to this small city, it has a lot to offer for everybody.
The city has one of the most beautiful cathedrals in the country. You can...
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Carboneria is located in Canar Province, close to the capital of the province, Canar. Travellers rarely visit the province, but the ones that do enjoy the friendliness of the people and the amazing nature.
Carboneria is a typical community in Canar....
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Canar's main appeal is as an opportunity to visit and experience a completely non-touristy Ecuadorian mountain town one in which a visitor is not likely to see another gringo andin which locals still stare unabashedly at foreigners, who are far...
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