Cuenca is a charming colonial city known for its well-preserved historic center. Explore the cathedrals, cobblestone streets, and vibrant markets.

Cuenca

El Cajas is a stunning national park with beautiful lakes and high-altitude grasslands. Go hiking, bird watching, or simply enjoy the picturesque scenery.

El Cajas National Park

Baños is a popular tourist destination known for its thermal baths and outdoor activities. Go hiking, mountain biking, or visit the impressive waterfalls.

Baños

The Quilotoa Loop is a scenic trek through indigenous villages and stunning landscapes. The highlight is the emerald-green Quilotoa Lake in a volcanic crater.

Quilotoa Loop

Quito is the capital city of Ecuador, located high in the Andes. Visit the historic center, explore the museums, and take in breathtaking views from the surrounding mountains.

Quito

Otavalo Market is one of the largest indigenous markets in South America. Shop for colorful textiles, traditional crafts, and fresh produce.

Otavalo Market

Exploring Ecuador

Explore the Charles Darwin Research Station, visit Tortuga Bay, and go snorkeling in Las Grietas.

Santa Cruz Island

Visit the Sierra Negra volcano, observe the unique wildlife at Concha de Perla, and go snorkeling in Los Tuneles.

Isabela Island

Visit Post Office Bay, snorkel in Devil's Crown, and relax at the picturesque Playa Negra.

Floreana Island

Explore the Interpretation Center, go hiking to La Loberia, and visit El Junco Lagoon.

San Cristobal Island

2 Weeks Ultimate Galapagos Itinerary

A gateway to the Ecuadorian Amazon and a base for jungle tours.

Tena

A small town on the banks of the Napo River, offering opportunities for wildlife spotting.

Misahualli

One of the most biodiverse areas in the world, home to a variety of animals and plants.

Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve

A town located in the foothills of the Tungurahua volcano, offering hiking and hot spring baths.

Amazon Rainforest Adventure

Picture yourself wandering through the vibrant and bustling Otavalo Market in Imbabura, Ecuador. We at TravelFeed love the colorful textiles, handmade crafts, and traditional Andean music that fill the air here. This market is a shopper's paradise, offering everything from ponchos and Panama hats to intricately woven rugs and stunning jewelry. Come hungry and indulge in local delicacies like empanadas and fresh fruits while immersing yourself in the rich indigenous culture of the Andes.

Otavalo Market Travel Guide

What's unique?

Travel Blogs