CUENCA:
IDEAL DESTINATION FOR HONEYMOONERS One of the most remembered trips in the life of a couple is their honeymoon; it is one of the most planned activities due to the fullness of dreamed details which will become memorable moments at the beginning of a two-heart story. The honeymoon is a trip of discovery. And if we talk about discoveries, nothing better that the best kept treasure of Ecuador… Cuenca.
CONTENT Cuenca: Ideal destination for honeymooners CUENCA FOR TWO: Options of tours Cuenca on foot Las Herrerías neighborhood El Vado neighborhood Todos Santos neighborhood Turi Viewpoint Route of Nature and Wellbeing Baños Thermal Baths San Joaquín El Cajas National Park Gualaceo Chordeleg Sigsig Paute Girón Yunguilla Valley Archeological Route Ingapirca Ruins
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Cuenca Handcrafts and Shopping Ceramics Textiles Jewerly Straw Tinwork Blacksmith´s shops Woodwork Leather Good´s Shop Marble Basket Weaving Gastronomy in Cuenca City Services accommodation Restaurants Tour operators Crafts and Markets
Cultural Heritage of the World since 1999, Cuenca is a destination that surprises all its visitors. Located in the South Andean Region of Ecuador at 2,535 meters above the sea level, it has a warm weather with an average temperature of 17°C. Recognized for being the city with the best architecture in Ecuador and crossed by four clear rivers, here you will find the best experiences of a city that still keeps its authenticity. The city and its surroundings offer the newlyweds the ideal conditions for their honeymoon. To enjoy this special trip, the best option is to stay in one of the cozy hotel-boutiques located downtown; antique family houses completely restored following the colonial and neoclassical styles treasure the spirit of the city within a warm and romantic environment. Walk through its stone paved streets, getting lost in its nooks is probably the best way to discover the charm of the city. While enjoying the singular and well preserved architecture you might find unique places such as the flower market, handcraft shops specialized in jewelry, ceramics, stores that sell shawls and typical wraps, hand embroidered pieces and worldwide known stores that sell straw hats also called Panama Hats, proudly made in Cuenca.
A little further and almost without noticing, you will find one of the most magical places of the city: The Tomebamba River Ravine. Enjoy a walk along the side of this scenic river, emblematic symbol of the city, this will become at no doubts one of the best experiences of your honeymoon. Accompanied by the sound of the stream and within a natural environment, you will enjoy the hanging houses, which have been built along the Ravine. At the top of this place you will find several options of small cafés and restaurants to enjoy the best of the local, national and international cuisine. Nightlife of Cuenca offers diverse options; from bars and bohemian cafés where intellectuals and artists get together to the most modern discotheques with the latest rhythms to dance or enjoy life music. For those couples who love nature and adventure, 35 km from Cuenca is one of the most beautiful places in Ecuador: El Cajas National Park. Its unique landscape and its 230 lagoons have made this area to be recognized as Natural Patrimony of Ecuador and Worldwide Biosphere Reserve. During a pleasurable walk it is possible to see the most representative places of the National Park along paths around the Lagoons of Toreadora, Llaviuco and the Polylepis Forest, the nature in its magnificence surprises visitors due to its flora and fauna found at each step of the way. After visiting El Cajas, the ideal complement is a relaxing moment at the thermal fountains in Baños where magnificence spas can be found offering relaxing therapies and body massages. For your honeymoon… get yourselves the best gift: Cuenca!
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CUENCA FOR TWO: Options of tours
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Cuenca on foot: This tour starts at the Abdon Calderon Plaza, where you can visit the Old Cathedral (1567) and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (1885). On the same direction on your left walking on the Mariscal Sucre street, you will find the Flower Market right beside the Monastery and Church of El Carmen de la Asuncion. After this visit, you can go to San Francisco through the Padre Aguirre street, here you will find an open market with a wide selection of textiles from Otavalo (indigenous region in the province of Imbabura). Across from the market you can visit the CEMUART (House of Women Municipal Center), which has several handcraft shops. One block from here, you will reach the Calle Larga. While walking down it you will find several museum such as the Straw Hat Museum – Shop (Paredes Gallery); the Remigio Crespo Toral Museum (patrimonial
house of the city where the Municipal Archive with the History of Cuenca is kept); the CIDAP Museum (Inter American Center for Popular Arts and Crafts); the Museum of Indigenous Cultures the Manuel Agustin Landivar Museum (beside the Cañari, Incan and Spanish ruins of Todos los Santos). Continuing along the Calle Larga you will find the Pumapungo Museum, where you can visit the most important Incan archeological site and its exhibitions of archeology, religious art from the XIX century, ethnography and numismatics. Las Herrerías neighborhood: Crossing El Vergel Bridge you will find Las Herrerias Street; here craftsmen work the forge and anvil to make crosses, locks, etc. Following the same street, you will find the Herrero Plaza and its statue of Vulcan; in the back the Chaguarchimbana House is located, home of the “Arts of FIre Museum”.
El Vado neighborhood: Coming up La Condamine Steet you will reach El Vado neighborhood from where you have a beautiful panoramic view of the Tomebamba River; you can also find shops of tinsmith, straw and cloth hat repair, and seamstresses who make typical hand embroidered clothing specially the typical skirts also known as “polleras” Todos Santos neighborhood: It was the entrance to the city from the Southeast, here you will find the original cross that marked the place. Located in the area of Todos Santos Church, this neighborhood is known as the traditional “bakery neighborhood” where bread is baked daily in wood ovens.
Route of Nature and Wellbeing Baños Thermal Baths: 8 km Southeast of downtown is the Parish of Baños, which is well known for its thermal waters of volcanic origin and full of mineral properties. This town has several spas and hostelries where you can enjoy the pools, Turkish baths and saunas. There are also typical food restaurants. San Joaquín: Parish located 4km West of downtown, known for the flower and vegetable fields. You can also enjoy several typical food restaurants specialized in grilled meat, mote pillo (hominy with scramble eggs) and llapingachos (fried potato tortillas).
Turi Viewpoint: Located in the parish of Turi in the South part of Cuenca, this place offers the best panoramic view of the city.
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El Cajas National Park Located only 35 km from the city of Cuenca on the Northeast. Its altitude goes from 3,156 to 4,450 meters above the sea level. It has an extension of 288 km2 (28,544 hectares) and includes a complex system of 235 lagoons of glacier origin, connected among them through a system of streams and creeks. Its temperature goes from -2ºC to 18ºC. Within the park you will find places of archeological interest such as Qhapaq Ñan (The Royal Andean Path); which connects the coast with the mountain region.
and traditional foods during these days. On the way to Gualaceo you will find small towns such as San Pedro de los Olivos and Bullcay, where ikat (clothes weaved using textile mills) is the main attraction; later on the trip you could visit the magnificent variety of orchids at “Ecuagenera” (orchid greenhouse).
The park has designated 13 areas for touristic recreation, 5 for easy hiking and 8 for difficult hiking, before you start any of the activities talk to the rangers to obtain information on the best route for your case.
Sigsig Canton located 60 km Southeast of Cuenca. It has been declared Urban Cultural Patrimony of Ecuador due to its big number of republican style houses where the cantonal center is located. Its craftsmen are known for their work with hats and figures made of straw. On the surroundings of Sigsig the Indian ruins represented by the Black Cave of Chobshi are located. It is believed that this place was inhabited
Gualaceo Canton located 36 km East of Cuenca. It is recommended for a weekend visit, since the markets are full of typical products
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Chordeleg 6 km from Gualaceo you will find Chordeleg, town known for its work in ceramics and jewelry specially gold and silver.
around 11,000 years ago. Very close you will find the archeological ruins of the Cacique Duma and Shabalula Castle. Paute Paute is located in the Northeast area of the province of Azuay, 42 km from the city of Cuenca, inside a valley characterized by the growth of fruits and flowers. There are several small towns along the main road to access the canton such as El Cabo, La Higuera, Uzhupud and Zhumir where you can find beautiful hostelries located in along the valley. Girón Canton located 44 km Southeast of Cuenca. One of the interest sites is the House of the Treaties Museum, where the records of the Giron Treaty Signing Ceremony are kept, this treaty was signed after the 1829 battle when the troops of the Great Colombia beat the Peruvian army. There are also natural assets such as “El Chorro” which is a cascade formed of two waterfalls (one
70 meter high) and a mountain forest of great beauty. Yunguilla Valley 30 km South of Giron you will find the Yungilla Valley. This is one of the warmest places in the province (1,200 to 2,000 above the sea level) and it is characterized by the growth of sugar cane and fruit trees. This is one of the most important vacation places for the people of Cuenca, with beautiful summerhouses and places for practicing sports.
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Archeological Route ngapirca Ruins: The archeological complex of Ingapirca is located 80 km Northeast of Cuenca, in the province of Cañar. The ruins present an archeological fusion of the Cañari and Incan Civilizations with a complex initially built by the Cañari Nation as a ceremonial and living center. Later on the XV century the Incan conqueror Tupac Yupanqui took possession of the Cañari site and built a ceremonial and religious site for the Incas. Within the archeological complex you will find a site museum with detailed information of the place. Cuenca - Handcrafts and Shopping As part of an ancestral culture, the craftsmen of Cuenca have on their hands the heritage of handcrafts and are able to make unique pieces of high value. Skillful hands made embroidery which our people use to decorate dresses and other pieces
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of clothing with great charm; on the work with precious metals the silver and goldsmiths of the region show their imagination by making unique pieces that decorate the religious images and the beautiful women of the region. Iron forge is represented by the expert craftsmen of Las Herrerias neighborhood; in ceramics you will find all kinds of types: fine, glassy, homemade, industrial, artistic, etc. all of them inspired by the modern and traditional European styles. Textiles is showed in the use of fashion pieces and objects with special traditional clothes from Bullcay and Bulzhun, and girdles and ponchos from Cañar. And of course wood carved pieces, embossed leather, glass windows, leather goods, stone and tin objects. All kinds of popular or sophisticated pieces that come directly from the craft shops and never stop surprising us. CERAMICS Ceramics is one of the most important crafts in the history of the people of Cuenca. Nowadays the ceramics of Azuay is the
result of a mixture which combines Indian and Spanish techniques. Men and women tirelessly work on its production creating unique pieces characterized by good taste and originality. For these special techniques such as the hand modeling, hitting or “huactanas” and the potter’s wheel are used. The process is long and requires lots of work including clay preparation, oven cooking and glassy or glazing processes. But you can also the hand and / or artistic production which in Cuenca is very well developed up to an industrial level; pieces such as roof tiles, floor tiles and coverings are well known at a national and international level for its quality. TEXTILES The art of textiles is also one of the most antique traditions in the region of Cuenca. The typical clothing of the women call the attention of visitors, specially the skirts, shawls, blouses, etc. All of them evidence the beautiful embroidery work using a traditional folk style with designs which include flowers, petals and leaves. For the
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crafts has several steps. It begins with the treatment of the fibers from the palm in order to obtain softness and whiteness. Generally, the fiber that is ready to be used is sold in different sales points or in the markets of the coast and mountain regions where the craftsmen purchase them. In order to make the hats, the first step is to divide the straw: the finest fibers obtained the best quality the hat will have. The weaving process is made by hand in a circular way with the help of a mold form by three parts: stencil, crown and brim.
manufacturing of these pieces different materials such as wool, cotton and velvet are used. Regarding embroidering, if it is handmade the craftswomen use the stretcher to keep to cloth in place even though many of them prefer to embroide using a machine due to time and cost considerations. The most popular textiles among national and international tourists are those made using the “ikat” technique, especially for clothes or shawls known as “macanas” which manufacture is wide extended in the regions of Gualaceo and Bullcay. Here you will find skillful craftsmen who use the waist mills to make diverse designs, obtained through a process of “fastening and coloring”. The colors used can be natural or artificial. Among the natural colorings we find plants such as fruits (grapes, blackberries, walnuts), flowers, vegetables (carrots, onions) and even animal products as a worm commonly named “cochinilla”. JEWERLY Jewelry from Cuenca is one of the best in the country due to its quality, originality and good taste. Skillful silver and goldsmiths in Cuenca and the surrounding
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towns elaborate all kinds of earrings, rings, brooches, bracelets and chains in gold, silver and other precious metals. Most of the designs maintain a clear influence of the pre - Colombian and colonial art and contemporary motifs as well. For the jewels precious stones such as emeralds, diamonds, opals, aquamarine, topaz, saudas, alexandrias, garnet and pearls are used. Most of the materials are imported from other countries. The filigree technique is definitely the one that attracts the highest attention. This technique is based on obtaining gold and silver threads of different widths in order to cover some spaces and leave some others empty forming a translucent texture. According to some authors, this technique originated in Asia and was subsequently developed in Spain and Portugal, from where it was brought into America by the colony goldsmiths. This technique is used for the manufacturing of the traditional “candongas”, which are the earrings used by the cholas cuencanas (local indigenous women) as an indispensable accessory of the festive clothing. STRAW The elaboration process of straw hand-
In most of the cases the craftsmen sell their unfinished to the big factories where the “fixing” process takes place; this process includes the tightly process (cutting of any remaining fibers), washing, whitening, pressing, ironing and placing of bands and decorative accessories. After these steps the hat is ready to be sold or exported. The straw hat is worldwide known as a high quality product and as a synonym of elegance and status. Currently exports include countries in America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania where the finest hats can cost up to two thousand dollars. TINWORK Several shops around the city work on tin sheets to make objects such as jars, mugs, molds, watering cans, pots, pans, etc. These products are sold at the weekly fairs around the city and in specific places such as the Rotary Plaza. BLACKSMITH’S SHOPS This art, practiced since the colonial times in Cuenca is transmitted from generation to generation, and is normally a family business. Along the “Herrerias Street” several shops can be found which work on the preparation of agricultural tools, shoves, house ornaments (specially crosses), lamps, lanterns and all types of fences and parts
for doors, windows, balconies and handrails using decks, bars and iron. WOODWORK Even today this activity is well extended around Cuenca and the surrounding areas. Most of the carpenters work in small shops using traditional tools to elaborate doors, windows, handrails, furniture and all types of decorative objects. Generally they use woods such as willow, seike, laurel, eucalyptus, and cedar among others. Sales of these objects are made to order directly in the shop or sold at markers such as the Rotary Plaza where you can also found handmade kitchen items (very popular among the local housewives). LEATHER GOOD’S SHOP Using natural or synthetic leather and materials for shoe making, items such as handbags, suitcases, bags, belt, seats, benches and articles for horse riding are made. The leather shops in Cuenca sell their products by order or directly to the customer. MARBLE The Cuenca Region and the province have several marble mines of high quality. It is possible to find the precious material in different colors: green, pink, white and brown. Several craftsmen of the region use the local obtained marble to manufacture small pieces such as key chains, ornaments, religious and folk figures, etc. The biggest sculptures are made of Italian marble due to its higher quality and beauty of the details. The skillful hands of sculptors use tools such as chisels and hammers to sculpt beautiful religious and profane figures and sheets portraits admired by locals and foreign visitors. BASKET WEAVING The diversity of designs is what captures the attention of this work. Craftsmen elaborate hampers, baskets, boxes and other elements for the houses and businesses.
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Gastronomy in Cuenca Celebrations and gastronomy are bond together in Cuenca, paraphrasing the popular saying of “tell me what are you celebrating and I tell you what to eat”. Located in traditional restored houses, family traditions and the best dishes of international cuisine are fused together in cozy environments with the best service, offering an unforgettable culinary experience. All kinds of restaurants from Italian, French, Mediterranean to Asian and of course the best recipes of the local cuisine are part of the menu offered by the city. Part of the gastronomic experience are the small cafés along the city, in these spaces you can live the culture of Cuenca while enjoying desserts and traditional pastries.
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