A Mysterious Black Beast near Cuenca, Ecuador, is Mutilating Cattle Reader Larry Bowers from the U.S. sent us two links to an unusual occurrence is Ecuador. From “El Tiempo,” a Cuenca newspaper. La Quadra, Ecuador, is experiencing a rash of cattle mutilations by a yet-unidentified animal. La Quadra is a [...]
Photo: NYTimes, August 7, 2008 The Panama hat continues to be a fashion favorite around the world. Vanity Fair Magazine has just published its 2008 International Best-Dressed List and Heinrich Furstenberg, one of the winners, looks dapper in his Panama hat, which is blocked in the Havana style. H.S.H. PRINCE [...]
How much you choose to immerse yourself in the culture will largely define your experience in Ecuador. –Adventure Guide to Ecuador and the Galapagos The first Pro-Ecuador Intro Tour has come to an end after a 7-day whirlwind trek that stretched from the beaches of Manta and Bahia in the [...]
Something about colonial cities makes my heart sing. I’ve been in many of them throughout Central and South America. Antigua, Guatemala, is one of my all time favorites. It has been fully restored and is a tourist’s delight. But Cuenca is something special, in the sense that it is not [...]
Like Jason, I too am back from my trip, but while he was tripping around the U.S., I was doing the same in Ecuador. When I departed on May 2, I had the mistaken notion that I could continue to post regularly, but time and travel restrictions prevented me from [...]
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