
Quito
Quito Old Town & the Equator Line
UNESCO colonial centre plus a stop on latitude zero.
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Volcanoes, markets and the Galápagos
Ecuador compresses an extraordinary range of experiences into a country the size of Italy. Quito's colonial centre was one of the first UNESCO World Heritage sites and remains among the best preserved in the Americas, with the equator monument a short drive north. The Avenue of the Volcanoes leads to Cotopaxi and Quilotoa's crater lake, while Otavalo hosts one of the continent's most important indigenous markets. West lie cloud forests famous for hummingbirds; east, Amazon lodges reached by river. And 900 kilometres offshore, the Galápagos offer wildlife encounters that have no equivalent anywhere else on the planet.

Quito
UNESCO colonial centre plus a stop on latitude zero.
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Cotopaxi & Quilotoa
Hike to the refuge at 4,800 m below one of the world's highest active volcanoes.
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Otavalo
The Andes' great textile market plus waterfall and crater lake.
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Galápagos
Giant tortoises in the wild, lava tunnels and Tortuga Bay.
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