By travelguylife.com
The 19 islands that make up the remote but stunning Galapagos Archipelago are located 600 miles west of Ecuador on the equator.
This cosmopolitan city has a population of 2.2 million and is situated in an area of the Andes with an active volcano.
One of the vibrant and significant weekly markets in the Andes is located in Otavalo.
Azuay Province's capital, Cuenca, is renowned for having numerous historic colonial structures.
At the base of Tungurahua, an active volcano, is the tiny city of Baos.
Two things make Riobamba, a city in the Andean highlands, noteworthy.
The Quilotoa loop, a trail that passes through several of Ecuador's remote Andean villages, is undoubtedly enjoyable for hikers who enjoy exploring the backcountry.
With its location on the Pacific Ocean and as the westernmost city in Ecuador, Salinas is a favourite among sailors and surfers.
Travelers who are concerned about the environment can choose between two biodiversified ecosystems in Mindo.
Guayaquil, Ecuador's largest city and home to nearly 2.7 million people, serves as the country's commercial hub.