Hacienda Manteles
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Banos!
... door to the outside. Anyways, only when we went to another hostel, did they chase us down and give us a free private room on an upper level floor.
I was surprised that happened in Banos. In Quito, I would have expected it. Every traveler seems to have a story about being mugged in Quito and there are security warnings everywhere there. You have to hold tight to everything in Quito, carry only the minimum cash and no cards and be very careful about which cab you ...
Exploring Ecuador!
... e to remember!) It was fascinating learning this new way of life, but I soon began to feel really overwhelmed. Whew! By the end of my first week at Wisdom Forest I had learned a LOT, but I knew I was in trouble :) I had experienced some more great things: using machetes on the farm, making chocolate from raw bean to molded deliciousness, stargazing in complete darkness, swimming in an oasis by the river, and learning new vegetarian recipes! I felt, however, the 5 ...
Waterfall Hopping and CouchSurfing
... We saw waterfall after waterfall, taking in the scenery and everything, when we finally got to the area where you can hike to a couple really impressive falls. So we lock up our bikes and head down the general direction someone pointed to us.
Now, Jule and I being who we are, we just keep walking and walking even though it's never the right place. We did the same at Pinchincha, and we did it here, too. The sign said 400 meters, but we walked for two hours. The jungle was ...
Ecuador: 2 - Volcano hopping down the Andes
... labour, during the construction of the railroad.
Cuenca, Ecuador’s third largest city, is a pretty colonial town with lots of modern cafes and restaurants that felt more cosmopolitan than other places in Ecuador and Colombia. We could see why Cuenca is often described as having a European ...
Relaxing in Baños
... We were only behind the fall for 30 seconds and then we dashed back to safety.
Now it was time to see the whole fall from afar...we crossed a bridge that led to the main viewpoint and I could instantly tell why this was the main attraction. We hung out at the viewpoint for awhile, taking photos and enjoying the scenery before hiking back to the parking lot.
Upon our return to town, ...
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- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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