Ecuador
A South American Country of diverse terrain, wildlife and culture, Ecuador brings a great deal to the travel table. Beaches, volcanoes, mountain villages, access to the Amazon and the world-famous Galapagos Islands are all part of Ecuador's tourist repertoire. From the beaches of Ayampe and the picturesque waterfront walk in Guayaquil, to historically-restored Quito and the headwaters of the Amazon, photographic and cultural opportunities abound.
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Papallacta, Ecuador is a quiet mountain destination that will suit spa travelers and nature lovers alike.
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El Oriente is an area of Ecuador that encompasses Andean slopes and the rainforest area adjacent to the headwaters of the Amazon River.
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The area known as Otavalo contains one of the more well-known markets in Ecuador's highlands. A trade stop since pre-Incan times, the market now sells artisan crafts and weavings from local people.
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The capital city of the nation of Ecuador, Quito has a remarkably well-preserved historical center as well as picturesque churches and the oldest observatory in South America.
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Saquisili is the location of the indigenous market in Ecuador's highlands. It's one of two well-known markets in the area, the other on being Otavalo.
Saquisili, Ecuador » |
The sleepy seaside town of Ayampe, Ecuador makes a serene getaway from the city. Popular with locals and international surfers, it's a quite location suitable for relaxation, boat rides and reading.
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The city of Guayaquil, Ecuador is more industrial than Quito, but is still frequented by tourists as a jumping off point for the Galapagos Islands.
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