
Travel across Ecuador from Pacific ports and Andean market towns to Amazonian rivers and the Galรกpagos Islands. Learn its provinces, cities and waters, discover the histories and everyday traditions behind the places, then practise Spanish. Kichwa, Shuar and other ancestral languages are also part of the countryโs linguistic life.
The equator crosses a country of Pacific lowlands, Andean highlands, Amazonian forest and volcanic islands.
Start with all 24 provinces, then place 28 cities and towns, including every provincial capital. Trace five selected river systems and find the Gulf of Guayaquil and Pacific Ocean. The Galรกpagos remain at their real location far west of the mainland: zoom in to explore the islands and smaller provinces. Geometry: Natural Earth, public domain. These generalised maps show selected waters; the Pastaza target includes the upper Chambo. Shared border river stretches are retained, and sea targets do not represent maritime claims.
Hello, please, thank you, sorry: the ten openers everything else builds on.
When you have had your fill of Ecuador, the countries marked guide have a page like this one, and every other has maps of its own.