Located in the center of Cuenca, Ecuador, Pumapungo Archaeological Park is a site that blends history, culture and nature. The park preserves the ruins of Tomebamba from the Inca period, including the foundations of palaces, residences, and other buildings, demonstrating the urban layout and architectural style of the time. In addition, the park has a botanical garden with about 300 species of plants native to the Andean region, reflecting the richness of the region's botanical diversity. The park also has a bird rescue center that houses and protects birds from all over Ecuador. Visitors can gain a deeper understanding of Ecuador's history, culture and natural ecology.