Cuenca
Corpus Christi in Cuenca
Corpus Christi is undoubtedly one of the most important and ancient religious events celebrated in the city of Cuenca! Every year, precisely after the festivity of the Holy Trinity or
Nuestros dulces favoritos de Corpus Christi
A pesar de los ingredientes básicos que se usan en los dulces de Corpus Christi , cada uno de ellos tiene una preparación diferente y un sabor peculiar. Estos son
Cuenca’s Surroundings
Beyond Cuenca and its cultural and architectonic charms, there are many places to visit nearby. Wonderful nature as well as small towns and parishes that seem stuck in time, reminding
Fiestas de Cuenca: ¡Descubre qué hacer este feriado!
Este 3 de noviembre la ciudad de Cuenca celebra su independencia. Las plazas, los barrios y los parques se llenan de eventos para celebrar.
Sig sig’s Women Weavers
Sig sig is a canton in Azuay, west of Cuenca, where the main activities are agriculture and artisanship. From generation to generation, the women weavers of Sigsig have learned the delicate craftsmanship of weaving straw hats. They are commonly known as “Panama Hats” but they are originally made in Ecuador.
Cuenca: Explore a cultural treasure in the Andes
Cuenca is the capital of Azuay province and the third largest city in Ecuador. Located in a peaceful and relaxed setting, the city of Cuenca has a distinguished skyline marked by shining church domes. Praised for its architecture, cultural diversity and contribution to art, Ecuadorians consider it the most charming city!
Our favorite sweets from Corpus Christi
Regardless of their similar basic ingredients, every sweet has a different taste and feel. Here are some of our faves: Pucañahui Arepa: A corn tortilla with a sort of
Corpus Christi en Cuenca
¡El Corpus Christi es indudablemente una de las más importantes y antiguas manifestaciones religiosas en Cuenca! A pesar de que sus orígenes un poco inciertas, se cree que estas manifestaciones
