Cuenca, Ecuador

A colonial city of blue-domed cathedrals and cobbled streets, a UNESCO site, famous for Panama hats, which are made in Ecuador.
The Cajas National Park with hundreds of lakes is nearby, as are the Inca ruins of Ingapirca.

A colonial city of blue-domed cathedrals and cobbled streets, a UNESCO site, famous for Panama hats, which are made in Ecuador.
The Cajas National Park with hundreds of lakes is nearby, as are the Inca ruins of Ingapirca.
An adventure town below the Tungurahua volcano, with hot springs, waterfalls such as the Pailón del Diablo, rafting, and the 'swing at the end of the…
A community-run ecotourism project on the western slopes of the Andes, in the subtropical forest near San Luis de Pambil in Bolívar province.
A volcanic crater filled with a green lake.
A snow-capped active volcano, 5,897 m, with wild horses and páramo grassland.
One of the best-preserved colonial centres in Latin America, a UNESCO site, at 2,850 m, with the gold-covered La Compañía church and the Basílica del…
One of the largest indigenous markets in South America, at its biggest on Saturdays, selling textiles, ponchos and crafts made by the Otavaleño people.
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