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1. Malecon
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Guayaquil, South Coast, Ecuador
Malecon is the name of the boardwalk the overlooks the Guayas River. Along the boardwalk are numerous gardens, fountains, small cafes, restaurants and bars. The..
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Guayaquil, South Coast, Ecuador
There is a city park right on the waterfront. This park has beautiful gardens, a cultural history section, as well as a zoo. It was a fabulous place.
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Guayaquil, South Coast, Ecuador
Parque Bolivar was an awsome little park in guayaquil. There are iguanas everywhere you look; In the trees, on the pathways, on the benches..
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Guayaquil, South Coast, Ecuador
You can se a lot of free Iguanas and water turtles that look like if they where from stone age
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Cuenca, Southern Highlands, Ecuador
Established in 1996, the Area Nacional de Recreación Cajas is situated in the highlands if Ecuador, at an elevation of between 3,100 metres and 4,450 metres. The..
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Lasso, Central Highlands, Ecuador
One of mainland Ecuador's most famous and popular parks, Cotopaxi National Park features, among many things, one of the most active volcanoes in the world by the same..
7. Parque Sucre
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Riobamba, Central Highlands, Ecuador
It's so cool there because you can have a seat on a parkbench, relax, eat a "bon ice" and observe other people.
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Mindo, Northern Highlands, Ecuador
This place was the most beautiful peaceful place I've been blessed to visit. So lush tropical and such wildlife! I'd return here in a heartbeat :)
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Manglaralto, South Coast, Ecuador
If you want to have fun, surf a great wave and explore a great beach go there! Tip, BalsaTotora Hostal is cheap and it have very good accomodations.
10. The Old Town
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Quito, Northern Highlands, Ecuador
I enjoyed the quieter feel and interesting architecture of the Old Town, vs downtown Quito where most bars, hotels and restaurants are. Fun to walk around, there is a..
