Category: Central Ecuador

So you want to visit Latacunga to see the Mama Negra parade? But you can’t find any...

Hiking To The Devil’s Cauldron: Rio Verde, Ecuador

by Angie Drake | Sep 25, 2019 | Central Ecuador, Ecuador, Hiking, South America, The Andes | 0

On our big trip through Ecuador last year, we wanted to make a return visit to the waterfall...

Best Natural Spa Setting in Ecuador: Agua Blanca

by Angie Drake | Jul 31, 2019 | Central Ecuador, Ecuador, Hiking, South America, The Coast | 2

If you find yourself lucky enough to be touring coastal Ecuador near the town of Puerto Lopez,...

Fiber Artists in Cuenca, Ecuador

by Angie Drake | Dec 21, 2018 | art and artisans, Central Ecuador, Cuenca, South America, The Andes | 0

We just love walking the streets of Cuenca. Mainly because we are always finding something new...

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay

by Angie Drake | Dec 6, 2018 | Central Ecuador, Culture, Ecuador, Festivals, Photography, South America | 0

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay Each year in November, the city of Latacunga, Ecuador celebrates Mama...

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay: Supporting Characters

by Angie Drake | Dec 5, 2018 | Central Ecuador, Culture, Ecuador, Festivals, Photography, South America | 0

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay: The Supporting Cast Each year in November, the city of Latacunga,...

The Ancient Inhabitants of the Amazon: The Huaorani

by Marco Benavides | Nov 27, 2018 | Central Ecuador, Culture, Ecuador, South America, The Amazon | 0

Last weekend, I had the opportunity to visit the community of Gareno, home to the Huaorani, a...

The Iconic Star of Chimborazo Hummingbird

by Angie Drake | Oct 24, 2018 | Birds, Central Ecuador, Ecuador, Photography, South America, The Andes, Wildlife | 0

Ever since my first visit to the Chimborazo Lodge on the slopes of the highest mountain in...

Baños de Agua Santa – A Place of Pilgrimage

by Angie Drake | Jun 16, 2018 | Central Ecuador, Culture, Ecuador, South America, The Andes | 0

Before Europeans ever arrived in Ecuador, native peoples visited the area around modern day Baños...

A Spanish-Colonial Church in Sicalpa Viejo, Ecuador

by Angie Drake | Jan 25, 2018 | Archeology, Central Ecuador, Churches, Culture, Ecuador, History, South America, The Andes | 0

The road was potholed, the buildings mere gray cement blocks, the businesses closed for the...

Great Shots from the Manabí Province, Ecuador

by Angie Drake | Nov 30, 2017 | Central Ecuador, Ecuador, South America, The Coast | 0

The Manabí province of Ecuador is famous among Ecuadorians for its beautiful beaches and tasty...

Best Shots from the Tungurahua Province

by Angie Drake | Jul 12, 2017 | Central Ecuador, Ecuador, South America, The Amazon, The Andes | 0

The Tungurahua Province is famous for being home to an active volcano. Yet life goes on in a...

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Category: Central Ecuador

Everything You Need To Know About Mama Negra

Hiking To The Devil’s Cauldron: Rio Verde, E...

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay: Supporting Characters

The Iconic Star of Chimborazo Hummingbird

Best Shots from the Tungurahua Province

Everything You Need To Know About Mama Negra

Hiking To The Devil’s Cauldron: Rio Verde, Ecuador

Best Natural Spa Setting in Ecuador: Agua Blanca

Fiber Artists in Cuenca, Ecuador

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay

Mama Negra: A Photo Essay: Supporting Characters

The Ancient Inhabitants of the Amazon: The Huaorani

The Iconic Star of Chimborazo Hummingbird

Baños de Agua Santa – A Place of Pilgrimage

A Spanish-Colonial Church in Sicalpa Viejo, Ecuador

Great Shots from the Manabí Province, Ecuador

Best Shots from the Tungurahua Province

Affiliate Disclaimer

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