Pumapungo Museum

The Pumapungo Museum is an ethnographic exhibition hall situated in Cuenca, Ecuador. It was made in 1979. The gathering is comprised of regular and happy clothing, houses and protests illustrative of society. It likewise has extravagant craftsmanship, costumbrisma and current painting. It has an ethnobotanical cultivate and an avifauna focus. The five-story building has themed rooms, for example, human studies, craftsmanship, and ethnography. It has 2 exhibition halls one inside and one outside. It's free. Outside you stroll at your own particular pace, it has some destroy a little crap ark llamas you can encourage and a little garden that shows what was developed now and in those days a little greenhouse and a little feathered creatures shelter.

The entire place is extremely picturesque. This is a superb gallery. It shows the historical backdrop of the general population of Ecuador from every locale. Showcases are fit as a fiddle. A significant number of the portrayals have English interpretations. The remnants behind the exhibition hall are intriguing too. The exercises created or facilitated by the foundation are surrounded in the National Plan for Good Living, in the national approaches of Museums, which are represented by the Social Memory Secretariat of the Ministry of Culture and Heritage of Ecuador, and additionally the National Directorate of Museums and Sites, Archeological, and the National Museums Network.