Cañar is a province located in southern Ecuador. It is known for its rich indigenous culture and history, particularly the Cañari people, who inhabited the region long before the arrival of the Incas. The province features diverse landscapes, including mountains, valleys, and agricultural areas, making it an important area for farming and traditional crafts. The capital city of Cañar is also called Cañar, and it serves as a cultural hub for the region. The province is home to several archaeological sites, such as Ingapirca, which is the largest known Inca site in Ecuador. Cañar is celebrated for its vibrant festivals and traditional music, reflecting its deep-rooted heritage.