Being home to the largest and best-preserved colonial historic city center in Latin America make it a UNESCO World Heritage site. Filled with culture and history, the city modernizes within its traditional landscape.
This red-roofed Andean city is considered Ecuador's most beautiful city. Filled with culture, history, art, architecture, and signature cuisine make it a great tourist spot and a popular retirement location for ex-pats.
Home to Ecuador's largest Incan ruins, Cañar is the country's archaeological and cultural capital. It exhibits the only oval temple built by the Inca empire and also displays the native Cañari ruins.
Considered one of the most difficult feats of engineering, the locomotive descent/ascent of Nariz del Diablo has exhilarating landscapes. The colonial town of Alausi is also beautiful and worthy of an overnight stay.
In the vicinity of the monument 'La Mitad del Mundo', you can take in the views of an inhabited extinct volcanic crater. There is also a novel museum where you can learn about the effects of latitude 0 longitude 0 and Ecuadorian culture.
Located between mountains and volcanos, several small quaint towns decorate the shores of this grand lake. Spectacular views and a region that has preserved the Mayan culture in today's modern world.