Ancient Echoes at Parque Arqueologico Cochasqui

Parque Arqueologico Cochasqui is an important archaeological site located near Quito, Ecuador, showcasing remnants of the Cochasquí culture.

Established around 2,300 years ago, this site was founded by the indigenous Cayambe people. It holds significant archaeological value as it features over 15 burial mounds, known as ‘tulabacas’, and a ceremonial center that illustrates the region’s historical importance.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🌄 Over 30 pyramids, showcasing intricate stone masonry.
• 🌿 Spectacular views of the surrounding Andean landscape.
• 📜 Insight into pre-Columbian rituals and culture.

The park is accessible to all, with free entry, making it an excellent destination for tourists, families, and historians interested in ancient cultures.