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<strong>Universidad</strong> <strong>de</strong> Especialida<strong>de</strong>s <strong>Turísticas</strong><br />

Elaborated by:<br />

Diego Arboleda<br />

Tutor:<br />

Enrique Cabanilla<br />

Degree:<br />

National Tourist Gui<strong>de</strong><br />

<strong>UCT</strong><br />

<strong>Archeologic</strong><br />

<strong>Carchi</strong> and Imbabura<br />

2 days one night<br />

3 pax<br />

From France<br />

Archaeologists<br />

Quito, November 2011


Introduction<br />

In Ecuador there is much natural and cultural wealth, talking about the first of<br />

these, it is the most sold and marketed, but it does not mean that the other must<br />

be relegated. The cultural, which is supported by national government, has a<br />

very important framework for work.<br />

Archaeology in the country as a whole, has a very extensive history that is still<br />

being recovered and studied, but very badly that we are losing wealth due<br />

to archaeologicalmisinformation, projects, ambitions and personal interests.<br />

In the North Highland we have visited, there is a very interesting part of the<br />

archaeological study; but, the lack of studies and abandonmentas led to the<br />

hands of the looters are the largest hol<strong>de</strong>rs of thiscultural wealth.<br />

The sites visited were observed as well as unparalleled wealth of art, go and try<br />

to un<strong>de</strong>rstand the reasons for their acts of seeingindigenous cultures but<br />

very interesting places completely neglected and abandoned as Socapamba,<br />

Huataviro, the board among other tolas, the Otavaleño Institution museum of<br />

Anthropology and the Ecuadorian House of Culture of <strong>Carchi</strong>, is a<br />

very necessary and immediate action to recover these assetsand giving the<br />

importance that they should have.<br />

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TOURIST PROFILE<br />

According to a study on French tourism trends both: sen<strong>de</strong>r and receiver to<br />

be handled within the tourism sector, can be given to know the main<br />

characteristics associated with the archeology of<br />

Ecuador Region, especially North Highland with the routes that<br />

are projected in the following <strong>de</strong>tailed justification as French tourists Itinerary:<br />

Use of Travel Gui<strong>de</strong>s regardless of an operating agency, making short<br />

trips and several activities.<br />

Specialization is accompanied by other activities, not only to the<br />

motivation of the trip.<br />

Latin American passion as visits and contact with communities,<br />

sharing the typical food of the place.<br />

Motivations of natural places, heritage, or direct contact with the field if<br />

required site visits.<br />

Not only to do an activity, archeology as the main topic without<br />

leaving the subject, we talked about what each place has as we passed by<br />

each feature and matched this to archeology.<br />

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Development<br />

METHODOLOGY<br />

Below, are all the proposed routes and final trip as Real Guidance, and agreed<br />

with everything mentioned below is quoted on the field visits and research<br />

to make the final itinerary with everything that happened during field trips.<br />

These are some drawbacks about the trip and planning of the places was slated<br />

to produce the final product:<br />

We traveled to Milagro town over the bridge a few kilometers near the<br />

way Salinas to San Lorenzo, on the road there is a steep climb on a 30minute<br />

third-or<strong>de</strong>r path through towns like Conception, Incarnation and<br />

Milagro where the road is in a very poor condition and did not allow<br />

us access due to the continuous landsli<strong>de</strong>s in the area from the road<br />

to San Lorenzo.<br />

Site Museums Acknowledgements David Paltán with parts in<br />

disarray and a museum that has no visits; in the future, in San Gabriel,<br />

they will reform it.<br />

Archaeological Museums of El Angel and Huaca have interesting<br />

pieces which are particular people hands, who with<br />

their benevolence and have allowed access.<br />

Pimampiro has a very interesting range of archeology, but at very far<br />

distances, with a trip of 2 days; with the visit to <strong>Carchi</strong> there was no<br />

time to do it.<br />

Museums in Otavalo, Fuller and Victor Vasquez Alejandro Jaramillo are<br />

in current litigation with their relatives, and they are in the hands of the<br />

municipality that does not give the space to display them.<br />

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Saturday<br />

ITINERARY 1<br />

8:00 Departure from Quito<br />

9:30 Arrival in Guachala and visit to Mama Rosa Cholango House<br />

9:45 Departure from Otavalo<br />

10:00-10:05 Arrival at Miralago<br />

10:05-10:30 Visit to Plaza <strong>de</strong> Ponchos.<br />

11:00-11:30 Visit to IOA<br />

11:30 Departure to Cotacachi<br />

12:00-13:00 Lunch in Cotacachi<br />

13:00-13:20 Departure and arrival in San Antonio <strong>de</strong> Ibarra<br />

13:20-13:40 Visit to Tolas Huataviro<br />

13:40-14:30 Departure to Mira Parish Milagro<br />

14:30-14:50 To know the Petroglyphs in Milagro<br />

14:50 Departure to Salinas<br />

14:50-15:10 Visit and arrival at Tolas of Salinas<br />

15:10-16:10 Departure and arrive in Caranqui<br />

16:10-17:10 Visit to Caranqui Museum and Baños <strong>de</strong>l Inca<br />

17:10 Departure to Yahuarcocha<br />

17:10-17:25 Visit Yaguarcocha<br />

17:25 Departure to Rancho Carolina INN<br />

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Sunday<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast<br />

9:00 Departure to Pimampiro<br />

10:00-13:00 Arrival and visit to Pimampiro<br />

13:00 -14:00 Lunch<br />

14:00 Return to Quito<br />

17:00 Arrival in Quito<br />

NOTE<br />

Lunch in Cotacachi can be in carts or restaurant, next to it there is a<br />

new home in a great tasting<br />

Mama Rosa Cholango, the last person who extracts chaguarmishqui<br />

in Tabacundo and Cayambe.<br />

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Saturday<br />

ITINERARY 2<br />

8:00 Departure from Quito<br />

9:00 Pisque: to know geological lines<br />

9:45 Arrival at Miralago<br />

9:45-10:10 Departure to San Pablo and visit its cemetery<br />

10:10-10:30 Arrival at Plaza <strong>de</strong> Ponchos and visit<br />

10:30-11:00 Visitto Vasquez Fuller Museum<br />

11:00-11:30 Departureto San Antonio<br />

11:30-12:00 Visit Huataviro Tola<br />

12:00-14:30 Lunch in Chaltura<br />

14:30 Departure to Caranqui<br />

14:30-15:10 Arrival and visit Caranqui<br />

15:10 Departure to Mira “Milagro Parrish”<br />

15:10-16:10 Arrival and visit Milagro Petroglyphs<br />

16:10-16:40 Departureandarrivein Salinas<br />

16:40-17:00 Visit Salinas Tolas<br />

17:00 Departure to Ibarra Rancho Carolina INN<br />

17:00-17:40 Arrive and check in the INN<br />

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Sunday<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast<br />

9:00 Departure to Yaguarcocha<br />

9:10-9:20 Visit to Yaguarcocha<br />

9:20 -10:30 Departure and arrival in Pimampiro<br />

10:30-13:30 Visit Pimampiro Archaeological places<br />

13:30-14:30 Lunch<br />

14:30 Return to Quito<br />

17:30 Arrivalin Quito<br />

NOTE<br />

Lunch can be in Chaltura, Cotacachi or Otavalo modifying the<br />

Itinerary’s lightly<br />

Cemetery of San Pablo <strong>de</strong>l Lago are indigenous burial Tolas so<br />

far as to bury them with food and drink tolas<br />

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Saturday<br />

8:00 Departure to Quito<br />

ITINERARY 3<br />

9:30-9:50 Visit to Guachalá Mama Rosa Cholango House<br />

10:00-10:10 Visit Dulac’s Store<br />

10-10:10:30 Departure to Miralago<br />

10:50-11:00 Arrival at Miralago and visit<br />

11:00-11:20 Departure and arrival at Plaza <strong>de</strong> Ponchos<br />

11:20-11:30 Visit to Plaza <strong>de</strong> Ponchos<br />

11:30-11:40 Departure to IOA museum<br />

11:40-12:10 Visit IOA Museum<br />

12:10-13:30 Departure to Cotacachi<br />

13:30-14:00 Lunch<br />

14:00-14:20 Departure and Arrival in San Antonio <strong>de</strong> Ibarra<br />

14:20-15:00 Visit Huataviro Tola<br />

15:00-15:30 Departure and arrival in Caranqui<br />

15:30-16:40 Visit to Caranqui<br />

16:40-17:00 Departure and arrival in Yagurcocha<br />

17:00 -17:20 Visit to Yaguarcocha<br />

17:20 Departure to Rancho Carolina INN<br />

17:30 Check in Rancho Carolina INN<br />

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Sunday<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast<br />

9:00 Departure to Pimampiro<br />

10:30-13:30 Visit to Pimampiro Archeology<br />

13:30-14:30 Lunch<br />

14:30 Return to Quito<br />

17:30 Arrival in Quito<br />

NOTE<br />

Lunch can be in Chaltura, Cotacachi or Otavalo modifying the Itinerary’s<br />

lightly<br />

In this itinerary, there is not a visit to <strong>Carchi</strong>, but, it has Pimampiro<br />

Terraces, Burials, Channels and ceramics and metal objects "from the<br />

river bor<strong>de</strong>r: <strong>Carchi</strong> Pimampiro"<br />

In cemetery of San Pablo <strong>de</strong>l Lago there are indigenous burial Tolas so<br />

far as to bury them with food and drink tolas<br />

Mama Rosa Cholango last person who extracts chaguarmishqui<br />

in Tabacundo and Cayambe<br />

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Saturday<br />

8:00 Departure to Quito<br />

ITINERARY 4<br />

9:30 Arrival at Guachala and visit Rosa Cholango house<br />

9:45 Departure to Otavalo<br />

10:00-10:05 Arrival at Miralago and visit<br />

10:05-10:30 Arrival at Plaza <strong>de</strong> Ponchos and visit<br />

11:00-11:30 Departure andarrival at Huataviro Tola<br />

12:00 -12:15 Departure to Cotacachi or Chaltura<br />

12:20-13:20 Lunch<br />

13:20-13:40 Departure and arrival at Socapamba Tolas<br />

13:40-14:10 Visit to Socapamba Tolas<br />

14:10-14:50 Departure to Mira Milagro Parrish<br />

14:50-15:10 Visit to Milagro Petroglyphs<br />

15:10 Departure to Salinas<br />

15:30-15:50 Arrival and visit Salinas tolas<br />

15:50-16:10 Departure and arrival in Caranqui<br />

16:10-17:00 Visit to Caranqui museum and Baños <strong>de</strong>l Inca<br />

17:00 Departure to Yahuarcocha<br />

17:20-17:40 Visit to Yaguarcocha<br />

17:45 Departure to Rancho Carolina INN<br />

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Sunday<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast<br />

9:00 Departure to Pimampiro<br />

10:00-13:00 Arrive and visit to Pimampiro<br />

13:00 -14:00 Lunch<br />

14:00 Return to Quito<br />

17:00 Arrival in Quito<br />

NOTE<br />

Lunch in Cotacachi can be in carts or restaurant, next to it there is<br />

a new home in a great tasting¡¡¡<br />

Mama Rosa Cholango last person who extracts chaguarmishqui<br />

in Tabacundo and Cayambe.<br />

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Saturday<br />

ITINERARIO 5<br />

8:00 Departure from Quito<br />

9:00 To know geological lines in Pisque.<br />

9:45 Arrival at Miralago<br />

9:45-10:10 Departure to Plaza <strong>de</strong> Ponchos in Otavalo.<br />

10:10-10:30 Arrival at Plaza <strong>de</strong> Ponchos and visit<br />

10:30-11:00 Departure to Huataviro Tola<br />

11:00-11:30 Visit Huataviro Tola<br />

11:30-11:50 Departure to Socapamba Tolas<br />

11:50-12:30 Visit Socapamba Tolas<br />

12:30-13:00 Departure and arrival in Salinas<br />

13:00-14:00 Lunch in Palenque Gastronomic Center<br />

14:00-14:20 Departure to Mira “Milagro Parrish”<br />

14:20-14:40 Arrival and visit Milagro Petroglyphs<br />

14:40-15:30 Departure and arrival in Caranqui<br />

15:30-17:30 Visit to Caranqui<br />

17:30-17:50 Departure and check in Rancho Carolina INN<br />

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Sunday<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast<br />

9:00 Departure to Yaguarcocha<br />

9:10-9:20 Visit to Yaguarcocha<br />

9:20 -10:30 Departure and arrival in Pimampiro<br />

10:30-13:30 Visit Pimampiro <strong>Archeologic</strong>al places<br />

13:30-14:30 Lunch<br />

14:30 Return to Quito<br />

17:30 Arrival in Quito<br />

NOTE<br />

Lunch can be in Chaltura, Cotacachi or Otavalo modifying the Itinerary<br />

slightly.<br />

In cemetery of San Pablo <strong>de</strong>l Lago there are indigenous burial Tolas so<br />

far as to bury them with food and beverage.<br />

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Friday 21/10/2011<br />

ITINERARY 6<br />

8:00-11:30 Departure from Quito to San Gabriel<br />

11:30-13:00 Visit to David Paltán museum<br />

13:00-14:00 Lunch in San Gabriel*<br />

14:00-15:30 Departure to Ibarra<br />

15:30-15:45 Visit Socapamba Tolas<br />

15:45-16:20 Departure to Caranqui<br />

16:20 -17:30 Visit to Caranqui town and museum<br />

17:30-17:50 Departure to Yaguarcocha<br />

17:50-18:30 Visit to Yaguarcocha<br />

18:30-18:50 Departure to Hotel in Ibarra<br />

18:50-19:00 Check in Ibarra Hotel*<br />

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Saturday 22/10/2011<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast<br />

9:00-9:15 Departure to San Antonio <strong>de</strong> Ibarra<br />

9:15-9:40 Visit Huataviro Tolas<br />

9:40 -10:10 Departure to Otavalo<br />

10:10-11:30 Visit Vasquez Fuller museum<br />

11:30-11:50 Departure to San Pablo <strong>de</strong>l Lago<br />

11:50-12:30 Visit San Pablo lagoon and cemetery<br />

12:30-12:40 Departure to Puerto Lago INN*<br />

12:40-13:40 Lunch in Puerto Lago INN*<br />

13:40-16:30 Return to Quito<br />

NOTE<br />

Lunch in San Gabriel Restaurant to be confirmed or small lunch up<br />

to Ibarra, and that does not have good food.<br />

Accommodation to be confirmed in several central locations in Ibarra.<br />

Lunch at Hotel or Inti Raymi Tabacundo<br />

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Friday 28/10/2011<br />

FINAL ITINERARY<br />

7:00-8:40 Departure from Quito to Miralago view point<br />

8:40-8:45 Departure and arrival at IOA museum<br />

8:45-9:20 Visit to IOA museum<br />

9:20-12:00 Departure to Tulcán<br />

12:00-13:00 Visit Germán Bastidas Museum<br />

13:00 -14:00 Lunch in Tulcán<br />

14:00-16:30 Departure to Socapamba Tolas<br />

16:30-16:50 Visit SocapambaTolas<br />

16:50-17:10 Departure to Yaguarcocha<br />

17:10-17:40 Visit Yaguarcocha lagoon<br />

17:40-18:00 Departure to Hotel in Ibarra<br />

18:00 Arrival and check in La Giralda Hotel<br />

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Saturday 29/10/2011<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast in the Hotel<br />

9:00-9:15 Departure to Caranqui<br />

9:15-11:00 Visit Caranqui museum and town<br />

11:00 -11:20 Departure to Huataviro Tola<br />

11:20-12:00 Visit Hutaviro Tola<br />

12:00-12:30 Departure to Otavalo<br />

12:30-13:30 Lunch in Otavalo in Doña Cabrera Restaurant<br />

13:30-13:50 Departure to San Pablo lagoon and cemetery<br />

13:50-14:20 Visit San Pablo Lagoon<br />

14:20-16:30 Return to Quito<br />

16:30 Arrival in Quito<br />

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FINAL ITINERARY JUSTIFICATION<br />

After reviewing every <strong>de</strong>tail and see the most feasible options for convenience<br />

as well as having access to the most relevant information of each province;<br />

every <strong>de</strong>tail was taken in count to have this itinerary focused on every point<br />

on the real topic about the terms of archeology in <strong>Carchi</strong> and Imbabura,<br />

<strong>de</strong>tailing each point importance because each must much coherence with<br />

regard to the topic:<br />

Both field trips to museums and sites are very important to live and to<br />

know what happened as an interpretation and well<br />

maintained vestiges of his insight into what is seen and<br />

un<strong>de</strong>rstood in two ways.<br />

Visit Otavalo and Ibarra Gaps in our topic as the history and<br />

landscape has a very important milestone marking that we should<br />

know for a better un<strong>de</strong>rstanding of the above.<br />

Places of food were examined with caution in or<strong>de</strong>r to have the most<br />

typical of each province and to know a little more of these<br />

cultures if ignore the main issue.<br />

The lodging was in the most suitable, both to the completion of the<br />

first day to start paying all the other amenities that are issued<br />

The times for the visits have been very pru<strong>de</strong>nt to have a very good<br />

uptake and not to become monotonous or boring for long or<br />

short time visits.<br />

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE ITINERARY<br />

Friday 28/10/2011<br />

7:00 to 8:30 Departure from Quito Miralago<br />

General Information about Ecuador<br />

Ecuador is located in South America crossed by the Equator line which bears<br />

his name from the French Geo<strong>de</strong>sic Mission who put this name, Quito The<br />

capital is the third highest capital in the world with 2800 meters above sea level.<br />

Its currency is the U.S. dollar, its system of government is<br />

<strong>de</strong>mocratic, majority religion is Catholic, there are 4 natural regions Coast,<br />

Highland, Amazon and Insular Region, it covers 256,270km2, its main exports<br />

are oil, bananas, flowers and cacao.<br />

Ecuador’s archaeology<br />

In Ecuador, there have been <strong>de</strong>termined times in which Aboriginal groups have<br />

<strong>de</strong>termined the population of our country:<br />

Paleo-Indian or Preceramic: it was from 14,000 years to3500 BC with the ol<strong>de</strong>st<br />

settlements in Ecuador and El Inga in Pichincha, Chobsi in Azuay and Valdivia<br />

in Santa Helena, it was governed by hunting, fishing and gathering<br />

fruit. Obsidian was the main element making weapons for<br />

hunting and domestic tools, not met with agriculture and manufacturing<br />

workshops being nomads, known as a small exchange by Obsidian discovering<br />

in several places, with two main sources: Quiscatola, Mullumica and flows of<br />

ancient lava of Ilaló Antisana.<br />

Formative: it was from 3500 B.C. to 500 years B.C., they used to make artifacts,<br />

stone ceramic household and ritual use of coal clay and ceramic<br />

painting, cranial <strong>de</strong>formation and played in hair Se<strong>de</strong>ntary shaped<br />

building huts use of lines and geometric shapes in<br />

ceramics, more frequent exchange of products, planned agriculture and use<br />

of agricultural techniques.<br />

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Regional Development: it is known from 500 B.C. to 500 A.D. knowing<br />

religion, Shamanism, good ceramic processing technology such as whistling<br />

bottles, with anthropomorphic appearance of mo<strong>de</strong>ls, sex, anatomical<br />

knowledge and technical agriculture in highly technological, regular exchange<br />

of products, <strong>de</strong>velopment of very <strong>de</strong>licate and radiant metal, use of tolas ritual<br />

and ceremonial, and more regular planning.<br />

Integration: It was located between A.D. 500 years and 1500A.D. is<br />

known well by the unification of the chiefdoms and ethnic dominions of the<br />

Incas and technical appearance of war, subjecting people and knowledge<br />

of Aboriginal name, domain of navigation and advanced astronomical<br />

knowledge.<br />

• Information about the towns and important aspects of the way<br />

Cal<strong>de</strong>ron is an urban part of Quito with its famous celebration Day of the Dead<br />

dolls, capariches, masapan and dances.<br />

Tababela where the new airport of Quito is located, with more than 2 miles of<br />

runway and waiting to be one of the most mo<strong>de</strong>rn in the country, the<br />

responsible is the Canadian company CORPAQ, which also manages the<br />

existing airport of Quito, built in the 70's and at this date and time which<br />

bought land for their move to the new field estimated in the next 2 years.<br />

Expansion of the road to four lanes is in charge of Pichincha Provincial Council<br />

the granting of Panavial who runs this route in 3 sections Rumichaca Quito,<br />

Quito, Ambato, and Ambato - Riobamba.<br />

Guayllabamba is an old farmer Finance and passing an Indian village to go to<br />

Quito. It is famous for its food such as potatoes with pork skin, yaguarlocro,<br />

fruits like custard apple, cucumber, avocado and sour soup.<br />

Xeric vegetation is known as its low shrub height and size of extreme living<br />

situation by not having high rainfall in this dry forest sector has plants like<br />

mesquite, chaguarqueros, cactus and more.<br />

An<strong>de</strong>s consists of a shift in the tectonic plates overlapping each other by calling<br />

this convergence effect climbing one to another forming the An<strong>de</strong>s Mountains,<br />

which can be seen from this way very easily, the mountain range surrounds<br />

Quito, with Cotopaxi, Rumiñahui Sincholagua, Antisana, Ilinizas, Corazon,<br />

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Atacazo, Pichinchas, Marcas, Puntas or Chacana, Cayambe, Imbabura,<br />

Cotacachi, FuyaFuya.<br />

Flowers in Cayambe it is the main economic activity of the city, mostly<br />

exported to Europe and the U.S. being a large sales market with many varieties<br />

of flowers created in nurseries and using hybrid are plenty of chemicals<br />

harmful to the channels irrigation. Pisque the river flowing also to people<br />

working in these companies.<br />

Cayambis villages belonged to Casicazgo of Cayambis Caranquis later allied<br />

with and dominated by the Incas can still see traces of Cayambis in the<br />

surrounding towns and even in the city of Cayambe.<br />

Cayambe volcano is located 5790 meters above sea level, is the third highest of<br />

Ecuador, the only snowed peak in the world to be crossed by the equator line<br />

which ma<strong>de</strong> it very ancient and aboriginal cultures ceremonial means high<br />

place cold the first ascent was ma<strong>de</strong> by Edward Whimper, its last eruption was<br />

about 600 years ago.<br />

Cayambe Its production after flower production is also engaged in farming,<br />

especially dairy, making cheese, milk, biscuits and yogurt as well.<br />

Chaguarmishqui prepared chicha, it is left to ferment for a while, forming a<br />

well-known alcoholic beverage in this area to its festivities: typical San Pedro<br />

and IntiRaymi.<br />

• Imbabura Province<br />

It is named after the volcano Imbabura and the ancient population of Imbayas is<br />

one of the provinces which the best tourist infrastructure provi<strong>de</strong>s to its<br />

main tourist handicrafts production <strong>de</strong>voted to tourism, the manufacture of<br />

cement, sugar, beans and corn.<br />

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8:30 to 8:40 Visit Miralago<br />

• Viewpoint Miralago<br />

Imababura volcano is 4560 meters above sea level, with several hills that form<br />

the volcanic complex, there is a very large lagoon called San Pablo<br />

or its toponomy my translates Imbacocha, lagoon of the Gods or Imbayas, the<br />

origin of the lagoon is glacier, it is 3.5 km long and 2.2 km wi<strong>de</strong>.<br />

Departure and arrival in Otavalo: 8:40 to 9:00<br />

• Otavalo<br />

Its origin is unknown because , Otavalo firstly is known Mitman people<br />

brought by the Incas; but, in some studies it is known that they are from the<br />

surrounding areas. The inhabitants are very skilled in<br />

the garments of fabrics and crafts ma<strong>de</strong> of wood, reeds, stone and cotton in<br />

particular that are recognized by the world for this art, they have the largest<br />

Indian space craft sales in South America.<br />

His typical clothing in Men's brimmed black hat and blue poncho ma<strong>de</strong> of wool<br />

with a white shirt with two blue faces, white shorts and white sandals.<br />

Women have on their head the humahuatarima, a piece of fabric,<br />

huallca necklaces around his neck, finely embroi<strong>de</strong>red blouses, white, twosi<strong>de</strong>d<br />

anaco, blue or black bracelets and sandals and guashcas on their wrists.<br />

Indigenous Fair is the market where it still remains the exchange of products<br />

and it is very colorful for tourists, in addition to typical foods like turnovers,<br />

fried fish, aloe juice, among others.<br />

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9-00:9:40 Visit IOA Museum<br />

• Archaeological Museum<br />

It has three rooms including:<br />

Typical An<strong>de</strong>an instruments sector and pan flute, violin, introduced by the<br />

Spanish and indigenous wi<strong>de</strong>ly accepted, drums, guitars, flutes and more.<br />

Ethnography which displays the festivities and ethnography<br />

typical Otavalos, very playfully represented in mo<strong>de</strong>ls that are very easy to<br />

un<strong>de</strong>rstand the worldview of the Otavaleños.<br />

Archaeological Otavalean skull of the first man in the area, a collection of<br />

obsidian and utensils of daily use, types of primary and secondary burials,<br />

a large collection of pottery from North Highland and exchanges with<br />

other cultures.<br />

9:40 to 12:00 Departure to Tulcán<br />

• Peguche<br />

Peguche community is important within the field of music; their music is<br />

played by by great artists born there, representatives of Ecuador in the world,<br />

as: Ñanda Mañachi, Charijayac, Yarina among other excellent musicians.<br />

• Iluman<br />

This town is known by its many national and international Shamans, who live<br />

in this area with its healing techniques, who have surprised and atten<strong>de</strong>d<br />

daily with their well-known characters throughout Ecuador.<br />

• Cotacachi<br />

Cotacachi is known for its leather craft wi<strong>de</strong>ly sold throughout Ecuador for its<br />

quality and texture, Cotacachi is known also for its volcano near Imbabura<br />

volcano and Cuicocha, very beautiful lagoon and visited by many people,<br />

all the year, and Cotacachi is known within the province as the center of<br />

higher musical studies of An<strong>de</strong>an music and here children are trained in music.<br />

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• Atuntaqui<br />

This community is <strong>de</strong>dicated to its famous textile clothing and fashion fairs for<br />

its ancient tradition from colonial times that were <strong>de</strong>voted to textile<br />

manufacturing and being one of the places most terrible “Obrajes” in Imbabura<br />

Ecuador, forced labor and not paid the wages suffered by indigenous people in<br />

colonial times.<br />

• San Antonio <strong>de</strong> Ibarra<br />

San Antonio has a tradition in their hands by their teachers who craft wood<br />

making very artistic pieces, laborious and <strong>de</strong>tailed objects admired worldwi<strong>de</strong><br />

including those arising from large colonial art schools played their faith, beliefs<br />

and spirituality of wood carving by hand.<br />

• Ibarra<br />

San Miguel <strong>de</strong> Ibarra was foun<strong>de</strong>d in 1606 by Miguel <strong>de</strong> Troya or<strong>de</strong>red by<br />

Miguel <strong>de</strong> Ibarra, presi<strong>de</strong>nt of the Royal Audience of Quito, a city of not<br />

allowing step for pirates to Quito, was hit by a major earthquake in<br />

1868 <strong>de</strong>stroying the city and turning to rebuild it in 1872 by Garcia Moreno.<br />

• Natural Viewpoints<br />

In Ecuador we have lookouts to observe long distances and be able to<br />

communicate quickly and effectively in any event, the concourses were favorite<br />

high places in the mountains where small tambos were built to rest before<br />

continuing with long trips and carry the news fast.<br />

• Sugar Cane Plantations:<br />

The “Cañaveral” is a very important product in the province for its sugar<br />

production, consumed every day around the place with very good returns for<br />

companies engaged in this work, the cane production year only 6 months as the<br />

other time <strong>de</strong>dicated to the product expected to grow and to be extracted from<br />

the earth.<br />

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• Valle <strong>de</strong> Chota<br />

This valley is very warm with a <strong>de</strong>crease in height but not very high currents<br />

that circulate around hot winds and low humidity of the place. It has become<br />

for many people a place to live and to grow many varieties of food products<br />

such as sugar cane, beans, corn, among others, it is well known for the large<br />

number of Afro Ecuadorians who inhabit the area and the large number of<br />

those who play soccer professionally and Ecuador has been known for this<br />

sport in the world.<br />

Besi<strong>de</strong>s sports, people in the Valley of the cops are totally <strong>de</strong>voted to<br />

agricultural production of ovos, cucumber, tunas, sugar cane and beans mostly<br />

snuff and corn in addition to tourism production has been another factor that is<br />

growing a lot in this area taking advantage of the Inns, also exhibitions of<br />

handicrafts in wood, with its famous music bands, pumps and mochas.<br />

• Afro-Ecuadorian<br />

The population of black people is linked to Ecuador because they populated the<br />

country in times of conquest with the black slaves brought to Ecuador Black<br />

people escaped from a ship sinking off the coast of Ecuador, and also for the<br />

construction of Ecuadorian railroad, black people were brought from Jamaica<br />

and many of them never returned, also in ceramics, these people can represent<br />

their ancestors in Africa and prior to the arrival of the Spanish in America.<br />

<strong>Carchi</strong><br />

It is the province has more contacts with the neighboring country of Colombia<br />

could say the population along that shares the same beliefs and traditions, as<br />

well as tra<strong>de</strong> and production, its main production is admitted for issues such<br />

as bor<strong>de</strong>r this allows a very big tra<strong>de</strong> with Colombia, in Agriculture, they<br />

produce: potatoes, beans, mellocos, corn, wheat and quinoa, produced in this<br />

land, of vital importance in the country for its high <strong>de</strong>mand<br />

throughout, tourism is recently established and has many attractive places that<br />

make your cold temperature appeal for many people, its moors of El Angel, of<br />

La Paz grotto, Myrtle Forest, Tulcán Cemetery, among others, and this province<br />

is known for its power in cycling sports.<br />

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13:00 -14:00 Lunch in Tulcán<br />

Typical food of <strong>Carchi</strong><br />

Among the most important plates, we have beans with corn, potatoes and<br />

cheese, cheese in addition to the kneading, baked pastuzo pork, curd, Ban<strong>de</strong>ja<br />

Paisa, plate from Colombia, as some other food.<br />

14:00 to 16:30 Departure to SocapambaTolas<br />

Explanation of Use tolas Types<br />

Different types of Tolas as for ceremonial use, housing or funeral, like which<br />

have different types of <strong>de</strong>signs for the burial of the <strong>de</strong>ad according to their<br />

culture or time of occupation.<br />

That the Housing son took the mound as both already <strong>de</strong>veloped by themselves<br />

or the power they <strong>de</strong>signed to have a mayor vision of the Holy Places and their<br />

viewpoints paragraph any emergency they might have had.<br />

His height advantage ceremonial power could have a very broad view of not<br />

only the housing part but the use of the clarity of the moon and sun paragraph<br />

shamanistic rituals and ceremonial forming an access ramp like truncated<br />

pyramids it works like celebrations or astronomical studies of festivities.<br />

These consisted funeral different rooms or chambers where they were buried<br />

with access to various places by tunnels; later they will have food, clothing and<br />

religion they had in life.<br />

Existed chimney pot was put pit over pit on Insi<strong>de</strong> the chambers, The tolas can<br />

communicate through a tunnel with the corpse chamber, in addition to all these<br />

pre tolas, access can be wrong not to be later..<br />

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16:30 to 16:50 Visit to Socapamba Tolas<br />

• Cultures settled on this point<br />

The main culture habiting this sector was Caranqui, it is supposed that it is the<br />

place they habited. That was one of the places where people lives in a vine<br />

guard which served as the main entry to go to Caranqui city, people did not<br />

have close relatives with contacts out.<br />

• Location of Socapamba in the time<br />

It was located in the last period known as DC, 500 Years Integration, until the<br />

1535, but with the Spanish conquest, it was all <strong>de</strong>stroyed or <strong>de</strong>dicated to<br />

another activity or simply abandoned by the inhabitants who were slowly<br />

after dwell in the cities of their proximity Forced labor paragraph.<br />

16:50 to 17:10 Departure to Yaguarcocha<br />

Inca and pre Inca Roads<br />

These were copied throughout the country; little by little, the conquerors took<br />

advantage of these networks or “chaquiñanes” to go to the place and assaulted<br />

it. Incas conquered in their own way, and used stones on the floors and walls,<br />

while the Spanish expan<strong>de</strong>d the same for the transit baggy.<br />

17:10 to 17:40 Visit Yaguarcocha<br />

War Atahualpa, Huascar<br />

After the conquest of Huyna Capac -command of the Incas from Quito<br />

command to build a house for the birth of his son Atahualpa who dominated<br />

the Northern Land and he saw that his government could be very long and<br />

would administer it in a more effective, it was the need to appoint 2 children to<br />

replace them in the South, the north was where he died, where one of greed<br />

and the inaction of another war that they last long with allies si<strong>de</strong>s and<br />

si<strong>de</strong> ends with the victory of Atahualpa who un<strong>de</strong>r shortly after arriving to<br />

Cajamarca to Cuzco victorious.<br />

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Spanish conquest<br />

Shortly after the income was Atacames of those who knew about the Spanish<br />

civil war and seized the moment to attack the weaker forces and take prisoner<br />

Inca Atahualpa.<br />

Laguna Yaguarcocha<br />

Its origin is the melting of glaciers in Taita Imbabura, other rivers and streams<br />

surrounding Yaguarcocha lagoon, called that way because of the battle between<br />

Incas and the confe<strong>de</strong>ration of Caranquis, and Cayambis in the North of the<br />

country and its cruel battle was where heads were cut to the traitors threw<br />

away the bodies to the lake and its waters dyed with blood because the blood of<br />

this battle that en<strong>de</strong>d with Inca domination of the territory of Quito.<br />

TrackRacing<br />

Motor Racing Track Tobar was once well known for its, in the same, they are<br />

performed all around the lagoon, but the danger had to be taken in a<br />

Yaguarcocha esplana<strong>de</strong> and a short circuit<br />

Totora<br />

The reed is free to harvest and planting in this lagoon is one of the toughest to<br />

<strong>de</strong>sign and handicrafts such as horses and ships to cross the lagoon as furniture<br />

or mats in the rooms, typical indigenous and mattress.<br />

Ibarra 17:40 to 18:00 Departure to the Hotel<br />

• Infrastructure hotel in Ibarra<br />

It is very good for relaxing accommodation there are 4 stars and in very good<br />

condition, there are old haciendas in their surroundings which allow good<br />

tourism management.<br />

18:00 Arrive at Hotel La Giralda<br />

20:00 Dinner at Caribu Restaurant<br />

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22/10/2011 SATURDAY<br />

8:00 -9:00 Breakfast<br />

Typicalfood of Ibarra<br />

Their food is typical, local fried tortillas and roasted sweet well ma<strong>de</strong> with tocte<br />

(a kind of nut) called nogadas, ice cream ma<strong>de</strong> in pan, strawberry rope<br />

DeparturetoCaranqui: 9:00 to 9:15:<br />

Atahualpa<br />

It is believed by many bibliographic data Caranqui after the birth of the<br />

possession of the Incas in Quito was in this place for the Inca complex was<br />

found in the arrival of the Incas.<br />

Visit Caranqui 9:15 to 11:00<br />

Pools and Museum Caranqui<br />

The people of Caranqui belong to the historical period known as integration<br />

(period between AD 500 to 1500 AD until the arrival of the Incas) and is<br />

consi<strong>de</strong>red the most representative of this period in the high land, as well<br />

as maintenance - Huancavilca in the Ecuadorian Coast.<br />

11:00 -11:20 Departure of Huataviro Tola<br />

Roads in Ecuador<br />

The roads in Ecuador are being improved recently with the road opening by the<br />

Presi<strong>de</strong>nt of the Republic in or<strong>de</strong>r to have quick and easy access to cities such<br />

as Otavalo, it crosses the Pan-American Highway that runs from Canada<br />

to Chile with some braches parts Bolivia and Argentina.<br />

11:20 to 12:00 Visit of Huataviro Tolas<br />

Discovery of Huataviro Tolas.<br />

With the opening of the route, several archaeological sites could be found, but<br />

the most important was one Tola at the foot of the road in San Antonio where a<br />

mummy was found, with a poncho with gold inlay shell several vessels,<br />

nose copper and several pieces of pottery from various parts of the country, it<br />

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is believed it has been a ceremonial of a person of great importance in the<br />

industry for the mummies that were found around it.<br />

Huaqueros<br />

Shortly after the discovery of this place was no shortage of those looters in<br />

search of gold or a piece that could be sold without regard to dig stone to lose<br />

valuable information; unfortunately, this settlement is abandoned without<br />

further studies that failed to find fortune that in the vicinity of this approach<br />

and the studies that had remained in the drift by the lack of institutions to<br />

support these initiatives to create an archaeological park.<br />

12:00 to 12:30 Departure to Otavalo<br />

Climate of Otavalo<br />

The climate is humid at 60 to 70% normally the temperature fluctuates between<br />

12 and 22 <strong>de</strong>grees normally, it is common to see rain, wind and sun the same<br />

day due to cold currents and Cotacachi Mojanda over the warm current<br />

Valley Chota, the main parties are the heart, Pendoneros, Sarañusta, IntiRaymi,<br />

Yamor, San Pedro and San Pablo.<br />

12:30-13:30 Lunch at Restaurante Doña Cabrera Otavalo<br />

Typical food of Otavalo<br />

The typical food of Otavalo is Yamor chicha with the same name, and tortillas<br />

with Caucara, chicha of Jora, champuz and many kinds of corn.<br />

13:30 to 13:50 Departure to the cemetery San Pablo <strong>de</strong>l Lago<br />

Festival of Corn Pendoneros.<br />

To mark the celebration of the cultures in honor to Pacha Mama takes this<br />

celebration with celebrities around the lake with Pendoneros as lea<strong>de</strong>rs of this<br />

celebration.<br />

Competitions in Imbabura lagoon<br />

The contests are swimming in San Pablo lagoon, competition horses of reeds in<br />

the lagoon of San Pablo.<br />

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Settlements in San Pablo Lagoon:<br />

There are about 15 communities that live around the lagoon which belong to<br />

Otavalo but there are people who like Eugenio Espejo notoriously change their<br />

clothing or other clothing with shared Zuleta embroi<strong>de</strong>ry villages as very thin<br />

and very long skirts with pleats, also engage each different one to one office.<br />

Problems with San Pablo Lagoon:<br />

The pollution of the lagoon is a very serious problem because these<br />

communities do not have a treatment plan and all of its water goes to where an<br />

increasing gap narrows and is filled with sediment.<br />

13:50 to 14:20 Visit San Pablo <strong>de</strong>l Lago Cemetery<br />

In this cemetery you can see the traditions that still hold burial types as tolas<br />

and in contact with the ground, as well as food and personal items that are<br />

useless to stop in each place where a family has to celebrate with their food,<br />

drink or favorite outfit.<br />

14:20 to 16:30 Return to Quito<br />

16:30 Arrival in Quito<br />

NOTE<br />

Lunch in Tulcán Hornado Pastuzo Restaurant Tradicion y Sabor..<br />

Dinner at Ibarra Restaurant and Grill Caribu<br />

Lunch in typical food Otavalo wood and mud poured into Ms.<br />

Cabrera single in Otavalo to make Chicha <strong>de</strong>l Yamor all the year.<br />

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CONCLUSIONS<br />

In the process we will travel different places I can appreciate that they are<br />

not present to exalt had the archaeological beauties in Ecuador may have in<br />

the Sierra Norte of the country.<br />

At the time of this tour package to archeology can see that you have a lot of<br />

work, friendly and full of won<strong>de</strong>r by taking into account the north of Ecuador,<br />

which has very good and varied food, accommodation and<br />

welcoming several categories, good road access, variety of attractions,<br />

Both natural and cultural as, different cuisine among others.<br />

The knowledge and approach to various kinds of books, authors<br />

and archaeological museums of types you can see the different classes of mink<br />

and types of translations that to the topic of the thesis, and discovering new<br />

explanations and new interpretations of their own to the afterlife in<br />

the guidance.<br />

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RECOMMENDATIONS<br />

I recommend inclu<strong>de</strong> in the aca<strong>de</strong>mic preparation of the new gui<strong>de</strong>s subjects<br />

like, ecology, anthropology, basic information of geology, and archeology ,<br />

Flora and Fauna of Ecuador because this subjects are very important to know<br />

for our profession.<br />

Also be better to have a some kinds of trips and to know other kinds of<br />

attractive the tourist gui<strong>de</strong>s may works in the future, and also practices<br />

camping, and recognize constellations ore bike activities in different ways<br />

surroun<strong>de</strong>d the cities.<br />

The government should manage the archaeological sites private and public and<br />

show by the tourist with a better explanation about the importance in that<br />

places had have in the past.<br />

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ANNEXES<br />

(Tulcán)In<strong>de</strong>npen<strong>de</strong>ce Square<br />

(San Rafael) San Pablo lagoon<br />

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(Caranqui) Atahualpa Palace<br />

(Caranqui) Inca Pool<br />

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(Ibarra) Hotel La Giralda<br />

(Ibarra) Yaguarcocha Lagoon<br />

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