Azuay Province Collection

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at twilight, Calderon Park, Cuenca, Azuay Province, Ecuador

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and San Luis Seminary at twilight, Calderon Park, Cuenca, Azuay Province, Ecuador

Pumapungo Ruins, Archeological Site, Cuenca, Azuay Province, Ecuador

Detail of Panama hats in production, Cuenca, Azuay Province, Ecuador

Church of Santo Domingo, Cuenca, Azuay Province, Ecuador;

Embroidered skirst on display at market, Cuenca, Ecuador, South America
Embroidered skirts on display at market, Cuenca, Ecuador

Husked corn kernels for sale in market, Cuenca, Ecuador, South America
Husked corn kernels for sale in market, Cuenca, Ecuador

Empanada, traditional food, Cuenca, Ecuador, South America
Empanada, traditional food, Cuenca, Ecuador

Doors under stone arches at entrance to Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, built 1885, Cuenca, Ecuador. Cuenca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

South America, Ecuador. Llama (Llama glama), Cajas National Park (Parque Nacional El Cajas)
Ecuador. Llama (Llama glama), Cajas NP (Parque Nacional El Cajas), 35km northwest of Cuenca, includes 290 square km of paramo, high-elevation forest, and over 230 lakes

South America, Ecuador. Chuquirahua thistle (member of aster family)
Ecuador. Chuquirahua thistle (member of aster family), Cajas NP (Parque Nacional El Cajas), 35km northwest of Cuenca, includes 290 square km of paramo, high-elevation forest, and over 230 lakes

South America, Ecuador. Puya bromeliad, Cajas National Park (Parque Nacional El Cajas)
Ecuador. Puya bromeliad, Cajas National Park (Parque Nacional El Cajas), 35km northwest of Cuenca, includes 290 square km of paramo, high-elevation forest, and over 230 lakes

Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, built 1885, Cuenca, Ecuador, South America
Cathedral of Immaculate Conception, built 1885, Cuenca, Ecuador. Cuenca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

The new Catedral de la Inmaculada Concepcion built in 1885, on Parque Calderon, the main plaza in centre of attractive colonial capital, Cuenca, Azuay Province, Southern Highlands, Ecuador

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Azuay Province, where history and culture blend seamlessly with breathtaking landscapes. As twilight descends upon Calderon Park, the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception stands tall, its majestic silhouette illuminated against the darkening sky. Nearby, San Luis Seminary adds to the ethereal ambiance, creating a scene straight out of a fairytale. Step back in time at the Pumapungo Ruins, an archaeological site that transports you to ancient civilizations. Marvel at the remnants of past glory as you explore this captivating place nestled within Cuenca's Azuay Province. The echoes of bygone eras whisper through every stone and wall. Immerse yourself in local traditions as you wander through vibrant markets bursting with life and color. Admire intricate embroidered skirts on display, showcasing Ecuador's rich textile heritage. Sample traditional delicacies like empanadas that tantalize your taste buds with their authentic flavors. The Church of Santo Domingo beckons with its architectural grandeur and spiritual aura. Its doors under stone arches invite you into a world filled with reverence and tranquility—a sanctuary for both locals and visitors alike. No visit to Azuay Province is complete without indulging in one of its most iconic treasures—the Panama hat industry. Witness skilled artisans meticulously crafting these timeless accessories that have become synonymous with style worldwide. As you traverse this province's diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to lush valleys dotted with cornfields, immerse yourself in nature's embrace. Husked corn kernels glisten under market lights—a testament to Ecuador's agricultural abundance. In Azuay Province, every corner unveils a new story waiting to be discovered—each step leading closer to understanding this region's rich tapestry woven over centuries. Let your journey unfold amidst stunning architecture, archaeological wonders, mouthwatering cuisine, and warm-hearted locals who welcome you into their vibrant community.