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San Antonio de Ibarra
A small town in Imbabura Province, San Antonio de Ibarra is home to Ecuador's most celebrated woodcarving tradition, nestled near the shores of Lake Yahuarcocha.
Riobamba
An Andean capital at the foot of Chimborazo, Riobamba blends indigenous markets, colonial heritage, and access to Équateur's highest volcano.
Pujili
Just 10 km from Latacunga in Cotopaxi Province, Pujilí preserves the soul of a living Andean town: indigenous markets, UNESCO Corpus Christi festivities, and the gateway to Quilotoa.
Gualaceo
Just 35 km from Cuenca, Gualaceo blends a vibrant Sunday market, traditional ikat weaving, and orchid farms in a mild-climate Azuay valley.
Cuenca
A colonial gem nestled at 2,538 m in the Andes, Cuenca combines UNESCO heritage, authentic Panama hats and the pristine lagoons of Cajas National Park.
Chordeleg
45 km from Cuenca, Chordeleg preserves ancient Cañari craftsmanship: gold and silver filigree, a vibrant Sunday market, and dramatic Andean landscapes.
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