Many pre-Incan archaeological sites can be found in this city with history dating back to 100 AD. The sites have been perfectly preserved with some hidden within the city and the larger ones a short away.
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.
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.
Hop on a city sightseeing tour bus to explore the megacity that has countless tourist spots. With over 150 museums, you can learn about the culture and history that this megacity is home to.
Upon embarking on my journey through Central America, my first stop is Ciudad de Mexico. Staying in the Zocalo area, my journey begins by exploring the culture and history in the historic city center.