Ecuador

The high-altitude capital city of Ecuador is known for its well-preserved historic center and colonial architecture.

This volcanic archipelago is world-renowned for its unique wildlife and status as a living museum of evolutionary changes.

As the largest city in the country, this port serves as the primary gateway to the Galapagos and is famous for its vibrant Malecon 2000.

Home to one of the world's highest active volcanoes, this park offers stunning Andean landscapes and opportunities for hiking.

A city famous for its colonial charm, blue-domed cathedral, and four flowing rivers that traverse the urban landscape.

This monument marks the approximate equatorial line, allowing visitors to stand in both the northern and southern hemispheres simultaneously.

Known as the gateway to the Amazon, this town is a hub for adventure sports and relaxing thermal baths at the base of Tungurahua volcano.

These are the most significant Inca ruins in Ecuador, featuring a uniquely shaped sun temple constructed from mortarless stonework.

This indigenous market is one of the most famous in South America, offering a wide array of hand-woven textiles and traditional crafts.

An expansive mountain region characterized by high-altitude tundra, hundreds of glacial lakes, and diverse flora.