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熟練した職人がここで美しい製品を生産しています。繊細な織物(手織りのショールや手刺繍の衣類)、宝飾品、陶器、ストロー帽子などのユニークなテクニックで作られたジュエリーをご覧ください。
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• サン・バルトロメの有名な職人技ギターを見る
• Chordelegの有名なジュエリーとセラミックスをチェックしてください
• グアセアセオの「イカット」と呼ばれるヒスパニック・ショール・メイキング技法について学ぶ
• Gualaceoのカラフルな市場を歩いて、通りに帽子を織る地元の人々を見ることができます
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幼児用食事は含まれていません
ツアーの運営には最低2名が必要です。参加者が2名以下の場合、ツアーをキャンセルする権利を留保します
1~6名様の場合、バイリンガルのガイドが運転手も務めます。 6名様以上の場合、運転手とバイリンガルガイドが付きます。
ツアーの 48 時間前に行われた予約は、ガイドの空き状況によります。
ホテルへのお迎えの後、フレンドリーなガイドが、クエンカ周辺の最も魅力的な村の 2 つ、グアラセオとチョルデレグを訪れます。これらの町は、アルパカ ウールで作られたマカナ (ショール)、フィリグリー ジュエリー、陶器、ミニチュア セラミックス、パナマ ハットなど、伝統的な手工芸品で有名です。 途中、サン・バルトロメという小さな町に立ち寄ります。ここの職人は何世代にもわたって手作りのギターを作り続けてきました。この楽器を作るプロセスを観察するために地元のワークショップを訪れます。
Parque Chordeleg
次に、通りやメイン広場に並ぶ銀細工や宝石店で有名なチョルデレグに向かいます。ワークショップを訪れ、職人が銀と金から素晴らしいフィリグリー作品を作っている様子を観察します。その後、買い物をしたり、地元のジュエリーや工芸品をチェックしたりする時間があります。また、職人が「パナマ」帽子やトキーラ ストローで作られたその他のアイテムを編んでいるのを見るチャンスもあります。
所要時間: 4時間 昼食は含まれていません 送迎を含む
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14 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Thomas K,2026年1月21日
- Review from Viator
This tour was truly a view into a variety of Ecuador’s artisans, enhanced by our excellent guide, Eddie. At every stop we were able to see how products were made and be amazed by the skills of gifted people, some of whom were self-taught and others who were continuing a craft handed down from earlier generations. Between stops, we were given a thorough history/geography lesson of the region. Eddie is outstanding and we were sad to say goodbye at the end of the tour.
DouglasB5661,2025年12月27日
- Review from Tripadvisor
This was a great tour. We drove through the countryside which allowed us to see small villages, farms and beautiful scenery. Gualaceo is a beautiful town. We walked around "shoe street", a street with more shoe stores than you can imagine ... shoes and leather goods are prominent items in that town. We visited the church beside the town square ... it is beautiful. The square has the "GUALACEO" sign in it. Sadly the fountain is not working but everybody still takes a photo with the sign! The park across from the church is still festooned with Christmas decorations including Santa's sleigh which made for more photo opportunities. Chordeleg was our favourite town. The people are bery engaging and keen to talk. Our Canada tags give us away and they want to know where in Canada we are from and to tell us about their relative in Canada or their visit to Canada. It was delightful, although gave my intermediate Spanish a real work out. The square downtown is not to be missed. There are dozens of fine jewelery shops with beautifully designed pieces in gold and silver at very reasonable prices. It's worth it even if only to see the beauty of the artistry and interact with the people. Oh yes, our first stop was at a museum/shop where we learned about woven products from scarves to shawls to ponchos and more made from cotton, wool, silk and bamboo fibres. Jose, the weaver explained to us how the threads were died using all natural dies from plants, insects and minerals. The patterns produced are directly from the weavers head and result in repeated rows of butterflies, flowers, hummingbirds, mountains and many others. The loom was nothing like I've ever seen in Canada almost primitive looking and produced beautiful end products. Pope John Paul II visited this place and wore as shawl made there during a service. Although Pope Francis did not visit the shop, he too wore a shawl from there in a services. The photos of each of them are on the wall. Finally, our guide and driver, Adrian, was among the best we've ever encountered. He is a cautious and careful driver. As we moved from place to place, he proudly told us about his country, it's economy, the areas we visited and answered our endless questions. His English is flawless so communication is easy. Like many Ecuadorians, he has at least two jobs. In addition to guiding tourists, he is an automechanic. My husband, Michael, worked in the auto industry until retirement, so they had that in common and resulted in some interesting conversational sharing photos with one another of their classic cars!! All in all, it was a perfect day. We highly recommend this tour, and, in particular, Adrian.








Sharon A,2023年5月28日
- Review from Viator
The visit to the Makana Museum was very touching and we learned a lot about this ancient tradition. After that, in Chordeleg we had a great time seeing (and buying!) beautiful silver jewelry. Very nice trip!
bd898,2022年12月25日
- Review from Tripadvisor
This tour offers the opportunity to see a bit more of the countryside and towns near Cuenca, as well as the traditional crafts of the area. Learning about the process of making the macana, the traditional Ecuadorian shawl, was fascinating. My tour was led by Sebastian, who is full of interesting information about practically anything you might want to know about Ecuador, both in the present and past! Thank you so much for the lovely day!


wesw463,2022年4月5日
- Review from Tripadvisor
Our guide, Sebastian, was very knowledgeable about the local craftsmen in the surrounding Cuenca area. We had an enjoyable trip to Chordeleg to visit a local silversmith and see the hat weavers. We stopped at the mercado in Gualaceo and visited the orchid farm. My wife is a weaver and enjoyed seeing the craftsmen at La Casa Museo de la Makana. It was a very enjoyable day.
Wes W,2022年4月4日
- Review from Viator
Our guide, Sebastian, was very knowledgeable about the local craftsmen in the area surrounding Cuenca. We had an enjoyable trip to Chordeleg to visit a local silversmith and see the hat weavers. We stopped at the mercado in Gualaceo and visited the orchid farm. My wife is a weaver and enjoyed seeing the craftsmen at La Casa Museo de la Makana (picture included). It was a very enjoyable day.

Paige W,2022年3月1日
- Review from Tripadvisor
We had a great time on this tour. Sebastian was a wonderful guide and he has a wealth of knowledge, not only about the villages, about Cuenca, and about Ecuador in general. He was very patient in answering our many questions. Definitely the check out the orchid farm. There was an extra charge for that but it was the highlight of the trip, along with seeing the weaving. I wish we had actually been able to see the jewelry makers in action, but the finished products are beautifully crafted. A really nice half day trip.
filmclip,2021年12月25日
- Review from Tripadvisor
Another fantastic tour led by Adrian. Great insights and abundant knowledge. A truly wonderful experience.
Cindy R,2021年9月9日
- Review from Tripadvisor
We thoroughly enjoyed this half day trip. Andreas was an amazing guide and we learned a lot from him. He took us to a local market and an orchid farm. Andreas was very professional and so well informed about the entire area. I’d highly recommend this tour.


Iris B,2020年8月30日
- Review from Tripadvisor
My husband and I had a great day with Sebastian our guide. Very professional with unique knowledge of Cuenca and all the local towns we visited. Local history, culture and geography. Having a private driver with attention to Covid-19 safety protocols made our trip safe and very relaxing. A great break.
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