Situated in the heart of Ecuador, the Devil’s Nose Viewpoint and Ingapirca Ruins Tour from Cuenca offers travelers a chance to enjoy the country’s breathtaking landscapes and captivating history. This full-day excursion combines visits to the dramatic Devil’s Nose and the impressive Ingapirca archaeological site, providing a comprehensive glimpse into the cultural legacy of the Inca civilization. With personalized attention and a traditional Ecuadorian lunch, this tour promises an enriching experience that will leave visitors eager to uncover more of this remarkable destination.
Key Points
- A full-day small-group tour from Cuenca, Ecuador that visits the Devil’s Nose Viewpoint and the Ingapirca Ruins.
- The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a professional guide, private vehicle transportation, and an optional traditional Ecuadorian lunch.
- Participants must have moderate fitness as the tour is not wheelchair accessible.
- The tour starts at 7:00 am and covers a city tour, viewpoints, and an archaeological complex.
- The tour is priced from $84.99 per person and has a 5-star rating based on 2 reviews.
Tour Overview
This full-day small-group tour from Cuenca, Ecuador takes visitors on an exploration of the stunning Devil’s Nose Viewpoint and the impressive Ingapirca Ruins.
Explore the stunning Devil’s Nose Viewpoint and impressive Ingapirca Ruins on this full-day small-group tour from Cuenca, Ecuador.
With a maximum group size of 15 people, the tour includes convenient pickup from your accommodation and a relaxing transfer to Alausi.
After a city tour, you’ll visit the Condor Pununa viewpoint and the Ingapirca del Canar Archeological Complex.
The tour includes a professional guide, private transportation, and the option of a traditional Ecuadorian lunch.
Moderate fitness is required, and the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible.
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Inclusions
The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, ensuring a seamless start and end to the day.
A professional guide accompanies the group, providing insights and historical context throughout the journey. Transport is by private vehicle, offering a comfortable and efficient experience.
The tour also includes a traditional Ecuadorian lunch, allowing participants to enjoy the local culinary culture.
Drinks, tips, and entrance fees are all covered, so travelers can focus on enjoying the sights without additional expenses.
Whether you’re a vegetarian or require infant seats, the tour caters to your needs, making it a hassle-free adventure.
Tour Details
The tour kicks off at 7:00 am with convenient pickup from your accommodation.
After a relaxing transfer to Alausi, you’ll embark on a city tour followed by visits to the Condor Pununa viewpoint and the Ingapirca del Canar Archeological Complex.
This tour requires a moderate level of physical fitness, as it’s not wheelchair accessible.
Key details to note:
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Vegetarian option available; let the tour organizers know at booking
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Infant seats provided
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Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour
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Option to reserve now and pay later
Booking Information
How much does this tour cost? The Devil’s Nose Viewpoint and Ingapirca Ruins Tour from Cuenca is priced from $84.99 per person, with the actual cost varying based on group size. Travelers can reserve the tour now and pay later, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience starts.
| Booking Information | | |
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| Price | From $84.99 per | person |
| Cancellation Policy | Free up to 24 | hours before |
| Payment Options | Reserve now, | pay later |
| Group Size | Maximum 15 | people |
| Available Pickup | From | accommodation |
Reviews
According to the available reviews, travelers have been highly satisfied with the Devil’s Nose Viewpoint and Ingapirca Ruins Tour from Cuenca.
With a 5-star rating based on 2 reviews, the tour has received glowing feedback from visitors.
The tour offers:
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Stunning natural scenery at the Condor Pununa viewpoint
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Fascinating insights into the ancient Inca culture at Ingapirca
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Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off for a hassle-free experience
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Knowledgeable guides who bring the history and culture to life
Exploring the Devil’s Nose Viewpoint
Perched atop the Andean mountains, the Devil’s Nose Viewpoint offers visitors a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding landscape.
The viewpoint is known for its dramatic cliffs and zigzagging railway line that winds its way down the steep terrain. Visitors can marvel at the engineering feat of the railway, which was built in the early 20th century.
From the viewpoint, one can see the lush green valleys below and the distant Andes peaks. It’s an ideal spot for taking in the magnificent scenery and capturing unforgettable photos.
The viewpoint is a highlight of the tour, showcasing the region’s natural wonders.
Discovering the Ingapirca Archeological Complex
After marveling at the engineering marvel of the Devil’s Nose Viewpoint, the tour moves on to exploring the captivating Ingapirca Archeological Complex.
This Inca ruin site offers a glimpse into the advanced civilization that once flourished in the region. Visitors can wander through the impressive stone structures, including the Temple of the Sun, the Inca Road, and the residential areas.
The site also features an on-site museum highlighting the history and cultural significance of Ingapirca.
Key highlights include:
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The well-preserved Temple of the Sun
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Remnants of the Inca Road system
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Intricately constructed residential structures
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Informative on-site museum
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Maximum Number of People per Group?
The maximum group size for this tour is 15 people. The tour includes pickup from accommodation, transportation by private vehicle, and a visit to the Condor Pununa viewpoint and Ingapirca del Canar Archeological Complex.
Will the Tour Guide Speak English?
The tour includes a professional guide who will provide services in English. The tour operator ensures that English-speaking guides are available to accommodate international visitors and provide a seamless and informative experience throughout the day-long excursion.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?
The tour includes drinks, but you can bring your own food and snacks. Vegetarian options are available if requested at booking. The tour does not provide a full meal, so bringing your own provisions is allowed.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour?
There are no age restrictions for the tour. The tour is suitable for all ages, with infant seats available. However, a moderate level of physical fitness is required as the tour involves some walking.
Can I Customize the Tour to My Preferences?
Yes, the tour can be customized to your preferences. The operator offers a flexible itinerary and is willing to accommodate special requests, such as vegetarian meals or changes in the schedule, if notified in advance.
The Sum Up
The Devil’s Nose Viewpoint and Ingapirca Ruins Tour from Cuenca offers an immersive experience, showcasing Ecuador’s stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Travelers will be captivated by the dramatic views of the Devil’s Nose and the fascinating history of the Ingapirca archaeological site, all while enjoying a traditional Ecuadorian lunch and personalized attention from a knowledgeable guide. This tour is an ideal way to explore the natural and cultural wonders of the region.
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