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You can only submit a review or rating of an experience to Viator if you were the person who made the booking through Viator. He, as well as our other CBT guide, both have had three years education and training in a university hospitality program, with what seems to be intensive training in the knowledge needed to help tourists learn and understand the people, history, flora and fauna of Ecuador. Although it is a new tour business, Javier seems to have had many years experience working as a guide for other outfits, before striking out on his own. By coincidence, we ended up having two more tours with Cuenca Bestours, mainly because their tours seemed the most interesting, fit our budget and our time. It is often maybe always windy in the park, so dress accordingly to enjoy it fully. The scenery is incredibly beautiful and mysterious and while the altitude is similar to many areas of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, the situation of Ecuador on the equator allows plants that wouldn't exist at that altitude to grow.
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We were able to hike for about an hour plus along the Inca trail that goes through the park, going from point A to point B, where Javier met us. Since we would not have time in Cuenca to visit Cajas National Park, we really appreciated the time we had in the park en route to Cuenca. Although the cocoa farm wasn't quite what we initially expected and the owner was nowhere in sight, Javier was able to explain the cocoa growing process as well as give us the opportunity to taste the coating on the cocoa beans after the pod was opened. He was helpful in correcting our Spanish and when asked could explain something in English as well.
Our guide Javier, the founder of Cuenca Bestours, is steeped not only in historical details but also in the flora and fauna of his country. This was a better way for us to go from Guayaquil to Cuenca.
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