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Welcome to the section of indigena sierra

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Welcome to the section of indigena sierra

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This nation lives in the northern highlands of the Ecuadorian Andes, in urban, rural and peripheral areas of the Province of Pichincha, in the cantons of Quito, Mejia and Rumiñahui.
Ethnic Groups: Kitus, Carapungos and Zambizas.
Language: Kichwa, Spanish is their second language.
Population: 100,000 inhabitants.
Geographic Location
This nation lives in the highlands

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According to the Council of Nationalities and Peoples of Ecuador (CODENPE), there are 14 indigenous nationalities, 18 indigenous peoples and one Afro-descendant people in the country.

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There are 14 peoples: Chibuleo, Cañari, Karanki, Cayambi, Kisapincha, Kitukara, Panzaleo, Natabuela, Otavalo, Purwa, Palta, Salasaka, Saraguro and Waranka located in the provinces of Tungurahua, Azuay, Imbabura, Pichincha, Cotopaxi, Chimborazo.

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The Inti Raymi is an ancient Inca religious celebration, the Incas worshipped their God: "El Inti or Sun". In ancient times the Inti Raymi lasted about 15 days, sacrifices were made and dances were performed to worship the "Sun God". The last Inti Raymi that took place with the presence of the Inca Emperor was in the year 1535; one year before "The Spanish Conquest" in 1536.

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Currently the Inti Raymi is a theatrical representation, thousands of Cusqueños and people from all over the world come to this event that is one of the most important cultural and traditional manifestations in this part of the world. This Inca celebration makes each one of us feel the Inca blood running through our veins and revalue our past.

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Inti Raymi is celebrated every June 24 every year during the winter solstice, in other words the beginning of the Andean New Year.