The Celebration of “Pawcar Raimy” in Ecuador: Knowing the Cycle of the Sun in the Andes Mountains In the mountains of the equatorial Andes, there are not only impressive landscapes, but also a rich cultural heritage and traditions rooted in the local populations related to nature and the cosmos. Among these traditions is the celebration […]
Exploring “Jucho”: A Cultural Tradition in the Andes of Ecuador In the highlands and valleys of the Ecuadorian Andes, there is an ancient drink that contains centuries of history and tradition: Jucho. This drink, made from various seasonal fruits where the capulí plays a leading role, has been an important part of the Pawcar Raimy
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Exploring Quito: Visitor’s Guide to use Public Transportation Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is a vibrant and charming city, with rich history and impressive architecture. If you want to explore this beautiful city on your own, have a close approach with the local culture and live the experience like a Quito native, so, it is
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Exploring the culture: 3 free museums to visit in Quito Quito, the beautiful capital of Ecuador is a city full of history, art and culture. Its museums offer a glimpse into our rich heritage, from ceramics and obsidian to more contemporary exhibits. To explore this cultural treasure you can combine free museums with other cultural
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Discovering the gastronomic gems known as “Huecas” in Ecuador Not only in Quito but throughout Ecuador you can discover our gastronomic “huecas”. Among the numerous restaurants and food establishments, true gems known as “huecas” are hidden. These modest spaces, often small and unpretentious, are known for offering authentic local food at affordable prices. If you’re
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How to be part of the Ecuadorian Carnival Carnival is one of the biggest celebrations in Ecuador that creates a festive vibe full of color, games and fun. This festival has a Greco-Roman origin that celebrated the beginning of spring and the rebirth of nature, slowly it was integrated into Catholicism as a festival prior
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