Start your day by exploring the historic center of Quito, a gem at 2,850 meters above sea level, surrounded by the imposing Pichincha volcano. This city, one of the oldest in South America, will immerse you in the richness of its Spanish colonial past. UNESCO recognized its old town as a World Heritage Site in 1978, preserving unique monuments and artistic treasures.
Embark on an exciting afternoon to the "Middle of the World." On this journey north of Quito, traverse a dry valley to reach the famous equatorial monument. Along the way, visit the first Museum - Factory and Distillery in Ecuador, a tribute to the culture of the Andean agave. Immerse yourself in the magic of this Ecuadorian ancestral tradition, with knowledge, tools, an agave garden, and a delightful tasting.
Continue to the Inti Ñan Site Museum, created by a private anthropological foundation next to the official equatorial monument. This beautiful solar museum will take you through exhibitions that explore Native American cultures and traditional ways of life. Don't miss the surprising evidence of the exact position of the equatorial line. Discover the duality of being in two hemispheres at the same time. A unique experience in Ecuador!