New YearOne of the most unique holidays in Ecuador is the New Year. In addition to the festive atmosphere, together with family an …
On this day, all residents of Ecuador become participants in processions and parades.On this day, all residents of Ecuador become …
Day of the DeadDay of the Dead is the equivalent of American Halloween in Ecuador. Despite the fact that all people officially res …
Carnival (Mardi Gras) is a popular holiday, widely celebrated in many areas of Ecuador and, of course, in the capital Quito. The …
Battle of Pichinsch - 24 May 1822Pichincha Day (Picincha, Ecuador) is a national holiday of Ecuador and is always celebrated accor …
Presidential Palace in QuitoOn December 6, Ecuadorians celebrate the founding of the capital Quito, or Quito’s birthday. The first …
San Juan BautistaThis unique holiday is held in the Otavalo Gorge. It is a ritual act in honor of Pachamama (Mother of the Earth). …
Simon Bolivar – LiberatorEveryone knows the name of Simon Bolivar the Liberator. Under his leadership, the rebels defeated Spanish …
The second largest city in Ecuador – GuayaquilEcuador’s second largest city, Guayaquil, is celebrating its founding day. This even …
Good Friday.One of the most grandiose events for the religious community of Ecuador is the procession that takes place on Good Fri …
Quito is admittedly one of the most beautiful cities in South America.On August 10, Ecuadorians celebrate the Independence Day of …
National Flag of EcuadorThe flag of Ecuador, which consists of horizontal stripes of yellow (double width), blue and red, was adop …
EasterThe festival of Easter in Ecuador is inseparable from the celebration of Holy Week (Semana Santa). The celebration begins on …
Day de la RazaThis day is celebrated on October 12 in many countries - Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, Ur …
Sun and palm trees are the constant satellites of Ecuadorian ChristmasEcuadorians celebrate Christmas on December 25. In shopping …
