Inca Baths (Baños del Inca)
To the Cañari–Inca archaeological complex of Coyoctor. El Tambo ↔ Coyoctor (Cañar).
2
Stations
≈ 3.5 km
Route length
Half day
Duration
Service suspended
Service status
Inca Baths (Baños del Inca) · El Tambo ↔ Coyoctor
The Inca Baths (Baños del Inca) is one of the tourist routes of the Trans-Andean Railway of Ecuador, on the El Tambo ↔ Coyoctor (Cañar) stretch. To the Cañari–Inca archaeological complex of Coyoctor. This route is part of the heritage of the Trans-Andean Railway and its service is currently suspended; the information is historical.
It covers roughly ≈ 3.5 km between El Tambo and Coyoctor, with a duration of Half day. What makes it special:
- Leads to the Coyoctor archaeological complex (“Inca Baths”)
- Ceremonial baths carved into the rock by the Cañari and the Incas
- A historic branch of the Sibambe–Cuenca line
- Cañari land, in the province of Cañar
Schedule and fare
Did you know…?
- Leads to the Coyoctor archaeological complex (“Inca Baths”)
- Ceremonial baths carved into the rock by the Cañari and the Incas
- A historic branch of the Sibambe–Cuenca line
- Cañari land, in the province of Cañar
Links and connections
The Inca Baths (Baños del Inca) runs along the El Tambo ↔ Coyoctor (Cañar) stretch, in the heart of the Trans-Andean Railway. Its stations are linked by road to Ecuador’s main cities, which makes it easy to reach the train’s starting point.
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