Ecuador, one of the smallest countries in South America, is uniquely endowed with a dramatic topography and a variety of climatic zones, vegetation, birds and wildlife. Within hours one can move from jungle/rainforest to the high slopes of the Andes, and then down to the Pacific Coast, while observing a breathtaking panorama of scenery and nature. Not to mention the unspoiled Galapagos Islands with their unique plant and animal species which evolved nearly undisturbed on the archipelago. From the highlands to sea level, Ecuador's fascinating diversity is echoed by its people whose cultural origins and traditions continue to be formed by their immediate geographical environment.
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Ecuador, one of the smallest countries in South America, is uniquely endowed with a dramatic topography and a variety of climatic zones, vegetation, birds and wildlife. Within hours one can move from jungle/rainforest to the high slopes of the Andes, and then down to the Pacific Coast, while observing a breathtaking panorama of scenery and nature. Not to mention the unspoiled Galapagos Islands with their unique plant and animal species which evolved nearly undisturbed on the archipelago. From the highlands to sea level, Ecuador's fascinating diversity is echoed by its people whose cultural origins and traditions continue to be formed by their immediate geographical environment.