Cochasquí is one of the most extensive and most important complexes of pre-Columbian and pre- Inca Empire ruins in northern Ecuador. [1] . The site lies some 30 kilometres (19 mi) northeast of Quito in Pedro Moncayo Canton in Pichincha Province at …

Feb 15, 2018 · Artifacts coming from Colombia, the coastal region of modern day Ecuador, and the Amazon region all have been found at Cochasquí. This shows that the community living at the site had contact with far away cultures and likely participated in …

Cochasquí es un sitio arqueológico ubicado en la Sierra norte del Ecuador (provincia de Pichincha), en las faldas del volcán Mojanda, 52 km al norte de la ciudad de Quito. [1] El complejo destaca por las 15 pirámides truncas con rampas y al …

Parque arquelógico Cochasqui. Las Pirámides de Cochasquí, se encuentran a unos 50 km al norte de Quito en la falda sur del macizo de Mojanda, a 3100 m.s.n.m. en el cantón Pedro Moncayo de la provincia de Pichincha-Ecuador, a 0°03´18.2″ de la línea ecuatorial.

El Parque Arqueológico de Investigación “Cochasquí” es una de las evidencias más importantes de la civilización pre-inca de la provincia de Pichincha y su patrón de asentamiento es diferente a los conocidos en Mezo América y Los Andes.

Parque Arqueológico Cochasquí Cochasquí esta ubicado a 3.100 metros sobre el nivel del mar, tiene una visibilidad de 240° divisándose cerros y nevados como: Pambamarca, Pichincha, Cerro Puntas, Cotopaxi, Cayambe, Ilinisas. Valles como: El Quinche, Los Chillos, San Antonio de Pichincha y otros.

One of the archaeological sites near the city of Quito, capital of Ecuador, are the Pyramids of Cochasqui, which are located at 3100 meters above sea level. From the historic center, you have an 1 hour and 30 minute drive along a first class road.

Cochasqui, is one of the oldest and most important archaeological sites in Ecuador and home to a large array of pyramids. Discover the stunning beauty of Ibarra, Ecuador - a paradise of lush landscapes and captivating culture!

Jan 14, 2024 · Not far from the imaginary line that divides the world in half is an archeology site still waiting to be fully uncovered. The place is Cochasquí. The name is made of two words in the ancient language of the Quitu-Cara: Many cultures in …

Mar 31, 2025 · About 30 minutes by car from Cayambe is Cochasquí. This is the largest and one of the most important pre-Columbian sites in Ecuador. Cochasquí may look like a series of grass covered hills populated by alpacas, but it’s actually pre-Incan pyramids that date back to 500 BC.