Quito
It is known as the second highest capital in Latin America, situated 20 minutes south of the Equator and is considered as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO. Quito has a lovely climate with warm days and cool nights. It is divided into the old downtown historical area and the modern commercial district. The city's charm lies in its colonial center where narrow cobble stone streets hold untold legends.
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Cuenca
Welcome to the 3rd largest city in Ecuador, which is also declared as a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO. Cuenca is known as "Santa Ana de los Cuatro R�os de Cuenca" (Santa Ana of the four rivers of Cuenca), reknown for its colonial architecture of the 17th century and cobblestone streets. This gifted city is filled with artisans inspired to create precious crafts of gold, glass, ceramics, the popularly known "Panama hats", among many others, which are highly appreciated in the foreign markets.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador's main port and largest city, is considered the focus of the nation's economy. The newly completed Malec�n is a collection of restaurants, theatres, and parks along Malec�n Avenue, which runs parallel to the Guayas River.
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