At the end of my time in Ecuador I stayed in Quito and went for a few day trips in the area north and east of the capital of Ecuador.
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Starting with the Hacienda Zuleta and the colorful market of Otavalo I explore the Imbabura Province where I also get to hike part of the trail running along the picturesque crater lake of Cuicocha.
One of the most popular things to do is visiting the actualy equator aka Mitad del Mundo – here I decided to go to the lesser known monument of the Inca Sundial near Cayambe.
Finishing with some hiking at the Cayambe-Coca Ecological Reserve and the hot springs at the Termas de Papallacta I leave Ecuador with loads of cool memories!
As part of Team Germany aka #TeamDe I’m exploring the Andes region in Ecuador (La Sierra) within the Feel Again Project. In this project 18 artists from 4 different countries are exploring the 4 different regions of Ecuador.
Things to see & Things to do in Ecuador covered in this episode:
– Hacienda Zuleta
– Market of Otavalo
– Cuicocha crater lake
– Mitad del Mundo monument “Quitsato” (Inka sundial)
– Cayame-Coca National Park (Laguna Banos)
– Hot Springs of Papallacta
— my travel equipment —
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Made possible by:
Ministerio de Turismo Ecuador
www.ecuador.travel
This video was produced as part of the Feel Again project:
http://www.feelagainproject.com/
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