A walking tour of the most popular city in Ecuador, Cuenca. Cuenca is home to over 10,000 expatriates. The streets are ancient cobblestone, and its history is rich. Come walk with us.
This video is perfect for me to watch . We are moving to Cuenca in 10 months and part of me is apprehensive, but walking through the city like this is an eye opener.
We were considering the same move just over a year ago. This last trip where I made this video, we stayed 3 weeks as a test to see what it would be like to really live there. In the end, we decided it just wasnt for us. We love the city and the sense of adventure, but culturally we are not a match. So we will stay in the US until another opportunity presents.
@@Tillixdful We returned to Vegas after 8 months . My husband couldn’t adjust the altitude. Knowing Spanish is a must , i did take Spanish classes but decided it wasn’t for us . Oh and I got robbed of my phone in a park across the street from our apt.
Cuenca is beautiful, but for being a smaller city there is too much noise. Cars abusing the use of the horn, the roaring of old motorcycles, informal sellers with music and speakers... I hate that, but it seems that that doesn't bother the cuencanos because local authority allow it.
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Thank you for taking us on this wonderful walk. Love this City with its Spanish Colonial buildings.
Thank you. We love the city and I love walking it. Next time im there, I'll do a more comprehensive tour.
Love it. I miss Cuenca.
Wonderful city,thank you for the video exelent,BLESSING
This video is perfect for me to watch . We are moving to Cuenca in 10 months and part of me is apprehensive, but walking through the city like this is an eye opener.
We were considering the same move just over a year ago. This last trip where I made this video, we stayed 3 weeks as a test to see what it would be like to really live there. In the end, we decided it just wasnt for us. We love the city and the sense of adventure, but culturally we are not a match. So we will stay in the US until another opportunity presents.
@@mrfilmschlumpf
Over all did u find the locals kind and helpful? (Thanks for ur input)
How do you like it so far?
@@Tillixdful
We returned to Vegas after 8 months . My husband couldn’t adjust the altitude. Knowing Spanish is a must , i did take Spanish classes but decided it wasn’t for us . Oh and I got robbed of my phone in a park across the street from our apt.
Благодарю Вас❤!Почему больше нет видео?🤔
😊❤🌹👍
The lack of garbadge in the streets is a breath of fresh air. If you have traveled latin america you know this is a issue.
Cuenca is beautiful, but for being a smaller city there is too much noise. Cars abusing the use of the horn, the roaring of old motorcycles, informal sellers with music and speakers... I hate that, but it seems that that doesn't bother the cuencanos because local authority allow it.
SLOW DOWN YOU ARE MOVING TOO FAST!
it is so annoying!!!! How can someone not hold a camera STILL ?
stop moving the camera around!!!! annoying!!!