Day of the Dead in Ecuador has brought forth its own share of unique culinary traditions in the form of special hot drinks and stylized bread.
Quito is Ecuador’s capital and also its cultural center, home to a number of galleries and museums that embellish the city’s historical energy.
With just a little bit of open-mindedness, and perhaps some prior investigation, you’ll be understand the nature of the customs that await in Ecuador!
Cuenca is Ecuador’s third largest city and home to the country’s second most beautiful and well-preserved colonial downtown. Find out more here!
Guayaquil, also known as “the Pearl of the Pacific”, is Ecuador’s most important coastal city. In this blog, we explore its historic foundation.
Quito’s colonial downtown holds a myriad of secrets, and La Ronda is at the epicenter of some of its most classic and bohemian ones. Find out here!
Your dream vacation can be a reality! Choosing a Galapagos cruise versus land vacation can be tricky. Here are some key things to consider!
For Ecuador’s capital city, freedom from the Spanish wasn’t achieved by fighting on the streets or marches through the grand plaza. Instead, and like something out
A dish representative of the old town of Latacunga, chugchucaras in Ecuador are an emblematic dish of the region consisting of meat and corn.
With 95% of the entire population identifying as Roman Catholic, Holy Week (Semana Santa in Ecuador) is bound to be an event worth checking out.
