Ingapirca is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in Ecuador;

thus, it has been the object of analysis from a military, political, religious, strategic,

and astronomical viewpoint. This work aims to describe the geometric elements

present in those archaeological remains, from a direct observation thereof and

through the bibliographic review of previous studies. It has been determined

that the Cañari-Inca culture employed geometric elements in their edifications.

The most frequent geometric elements were: lines, circles, triangles, squares,

rectangles, trapezoids, ovals, cubes, spheres, semi-spheres, cylinders, which can be

found, for example, in the vestiges of roads, rooms, ceremonial centers, stairways,