Ecuador is a tiny nation of extremes, a deep connection of the Northern and Southern hemispheres, a thin line between the Old and New worlds. Centuries of Inca, Andean, and Amazonian indigenous civilization that went into the Spanish colonial rule, Ecuadorian history has many stories of its independence. This tiny country has numerous tales of modernization; and, most recently, decades of tumultuous government. All of which have given Ecuador's economy, politics, crafts, architecture, languages, and religious customs one primary trait: profound variety. Ecuador is one of the smallest countries in South America, but, with nearly 14 million residents, it's home to a diverse population that includes a sizable number of Amerindian, white, black, and mestizo people.
For millions of travelers who come here to seek a difference, Ecuadorian variety and distinguished attractions translates into myriad opportunities to explore and enjoy this multifaceted country. During a visit here, you'll have ample and easy access to hefty doses of awe and adventure, whether floating down the Amazon in a dugout canoe.
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