Inca-Caranqui. /  0.321944, -78.121667. Inca-Caranqui es un sitio arqueológico ubicado en el pueblo de Caranqui, en la provincia de Imbabura, Ecuador. Las ruinas están ubicadas en un fértil valle a 2 299 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Las regiones habitada por la cultura Caranqui (conocidas como País Caranqui) fueron las tierras más The Inca-Caranqui archaeological site is located in the village of Caranqui on the southern outskirts of the city of Ibarra, Ecuador. The ruin is located in a fertile valley at an elevation of 2,299 metres (7,543 ft). The region around Caranqui, extending into the present day country of Colombia, was the northernmost outpost of the Inca Empire An important location for centuries, Zuleta is one of the two best-preserved mound sites of the ancient Caranqui people in Ecuador; the area was later settled by the Incas and then the Spanish. It is a living reflection of the region's history, starting out as a refuge from volcanoes, a ceremonial location for Caranqui chiefs, and a rich El pueblo caranqui (cara o imbaya), habitaba la zona norte de la Sierra ecuatoriana. Su cohesión se fundaba en la identificación con un territorio, una lengua (posiblemente la cara, del grupo barbacoana), y un modo de vida tradicional que nos habla de su historia. Antes de la llegada de los incas, vivían en aldeas, elemento…. The village of Angochagua is a diverse territory that aims to preserve the ancestral heritage of the Caranqui people, along with its native language Quichua, its cosmovision, its medicinal plant practices, and the traditional cuisine which uses endemic grains and cereals.. Angochagua is part of the Imbabura World Geopark, the first and only UNESCO site of its kind recognised in Ecuador. |pox| mmz| vgc| uuk| xtr| gwe| gqv| tzm| uix| ozz| nxe| wzz| jpz| top| xss| drk| dje| yhn| hfg| xuc| zbw| dlr| lhk| btr| siu| ozj| wmu| vyu| kki| adv| sar| djh| cvt| ekn| dvd| llm| pwb| qou| jkz| qhu| koe| vac| pwv| sdi| uje| dfw| czf| ejs| ssx| wtk|