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One-day excursion<\/p>\n

Saraguro – Ingapirca de Saraguro – Tambo Blanco – San Lucas – Saraguro<\/p>\n

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Exploring history and nature from Saraguro <\/h2>\n
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Embark on a unique experience that begins in Saraguro<\/strong> and takes you through Andean landscapes to the evocative archaeological site of Ingapirca de Saraguro<\/strong>. Walk along the historic Qhapaq \u00d1an<\/strong>, surrounded by imposing mountains and natural scenery, while enjoying a picnic lunch<\/strong> in harmony with nature. Explore the fascinating Inca citadel of Tambo Blanco<\/strong> and end the day in San Lucas<\/strong>, savoring hot drinks and traditional corn tortillas<\/strong>. Returning to Saraguro<\/strong>, enjoy an exquisite dinner at Tupay restaurant<\/strong>, the perfect place to end this day full of history and nature. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Itinerary of the Qhapaq \u00d1an Excursion<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Panoramic views of Saraguro and San Lucas.<\/h3>\n

We start our adventure early in the morning, leaving Saraguro<\/strong> in a private vehicle and accompanied by a certified guide. We will drive along the old Panamerican Highway<\/strong> towards the limits between Saraguro and Loja. <\/p>\n

Along the way, we will witness spectacular scenery<\/strong> that includes birds, pastoral landscapes and the majestic primary forest<\/strong> that nourishes Saraguro with its crystalline waters, all framed by panoramic views of Saraguro and San Lucas.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Ingapirca Archaeological Site<\/h3>\n

Leaving the vehicle, we will begin our exploration on foot along a trail that will take us to the mysterious archaeological site of Ingapirca de Saraguro<\/strong>, where the ancient carved stones of the Inca empire are hidden among the vegetation. From here, we will follow in the footsteps of the Incas by walking along the Great Qhapaq \u00d1an<\/strong>, an ancestral route that will lead us to Tambo Blanco<\/b>. <\/p>\n

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Hiking the Qhapac \u00d1an<\/h3>\n

Along the way, we will witness majestic pastures, surrounded by the imposing mountains of Acacana and Tambo Blanco<\/strong>, which hold ancestral stories. We will enjoy a picnic lunch<\/strong> surrounded by nature, a perfect break to recharge our batteries and appreciate the Andean environment. The hike takes 2.5 to 3.5 hours. <\/p>\n

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Community connection in San Lucas<\/h3>\n

A vehicle will take us to San Lucas<\/strong>, where we will enjoy a warm welcome with traditional drinks and corn tortillas<\/strong>, a delicious link with the culinary roots of the region. Captivated by this experience we return to Saraguro, with our memory full of stories, knowledge and flavors. <\/p>\n

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Tupay: exquisite local gastronomy<\/h3>\n

We will finish this unforgettable day with an exquisite dinner at the renowned Tupay restaurant<\/strong>, next to Saraguro’s central park. <\/p>\n

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Tour route<\/h3>\n

The tour begins in Saraguro, where we will take a vehicle that will take us to La Torre hill, from there we will walk for approximately 2.5 hours until we reach the archaeological site of Tambo Blanco (San Lucas). <\/p>\n

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  • Professional and local guide.<\/li>\n
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  • With lodging, breakfasts are included.<\/li>\n
  • Other meals specified in the itinerary.<\/li>\n
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        Consulta con las autoridades migratorias de tu pa\u00eds o embajada local para obtener informaci\u00f3n actualizada sobre los requisitos de ingreso a Ecuador.<\/p>\n

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        VISAS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

        No visa is required for citizens of most countries, including the United States, Canada and Europe, to enter Ecuador for a stay of up to 90 consecutive days (three months). We recommend that you check the specific requirements for your country before traveling. <\/p>\n

        PASSPORTS:<\/strong><\/p>\n

        You will need a valid passport with at least 6 months validity before its expiration date. At the time of your reservation, we will ask you for the expiration date of your passport. <\/p>\n

        Your passport must also have a minimum of two blank pages for entry and exit stamps for Ecuador. If your itinerary includes visits to other countries, make sure you have additional pages for those portions of your trip. <\/p>\n

        If you need a new or renewed passport, please do so well in advance, as processing times can vary considerably from country to country.<\/p>\n

        We recommend that you carry with you a color photocopy of the first two pages of your passport. Keep these copies in a safe place so that you will have proof of identification in case of loss. <\/p>\n

        Check with your country’s immigration authorities or local embassy for updated information on entry requirements for Ecuador.<\/p>\n

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        The health and safety of our travelers is our priority. Ecuador is an incredibly diverse and welcoming destination, but it is important to keep in mind some recommendations to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience during your visit: <\/p>\n

        Health<\/strong><\/h4>\n

        Vaccinations<\/strong>: No mandatory vaccinations are required to enter Ecuador. However, if you plan to visit Amazonian areas, yellow fever vaccine and malaria prophylactic medication are recommended. Consult your doctor or a travel health center before your trip. <\/p>\n

        Altitude<\/strong>: Some regions, such as Quito and the Andes, are at high altitude. Take time to adapt, stay hydrated and avoid strenuous physical activity for the first 24-48 hours. <\/p>\n

        Water and food<\/strong>: Consume bottled water and avoid drinking tap water. Opt for cooked foods and peeled fruits or vegetables to prevent stomach upset. <\/p>\n

        Climate and clothing<\/strong>: Ecuador has varied climates, from the cold of the Andes to the heat of the Amazon. Bring adequate clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent and a raincoat. <\/p>\n

        Hiking and outdoor activities<\/strong>: Always follow the instructions of local guides, especially on hikes or jungle activities. Wear appropriate footwear and stay on marked trails. <\/p>\n

        Personal Safety<\/h4>\n

        Belongings<\/strong>: Keep your belongings safe and avoid carrying visible valuables in public places. Use a secure backpack or purse and keep your passport and money in a discreet place. <\/p>\n

        Transportation<\/strong>: Trust certified tour operators and avoid using informal cabs. We will provide safe transportation during your itinerary. <\/p>\n

        Travel insurance<\/strong>: It is mandatory to have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, evacuation and any unforeseen event.<\/p>\n

        Emergencies<\/h4>\n

        In case of emergency, our team will be available to assist you at all times. We will provide you with local contact numbers and guides who will be with you during every stage of the trip. Ecuador has medical services in all major cities and access to hospitals in case of need. <\/p>\n

        With these precautions, you can enjoy a safe and enriching experience while discovering the beauty and culture of Ecuador.<\/p>\n

        We are here to make sure your trip is unforgettable!<\/p>\n

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