Guides, stories and experiences to discover Riobamba, its nature and rural life from a traditional hacienda.
Chimborazo in Ecuador is not just the country's tallest volcano. It is the point on Earth farthest from the planet's center and, because of its location on the equator, the place from which anyone can be closer to the sun than from any other mountain in the world—including… Continued
Knowing what to do in Riobamba on a weekend is easier than it seems—and more rewarding than many expect. The Sultana of the Andes boasts snow-capped volcanoes, a legendary train, vibrant markets, colonial churches, and a cuisine that has been simmering for centuries. … Continued
Mother's Day in Riobamba offers an option unlike any city restaurant: colonial gardens with over three decades of history, Andean cuisine prepared with products from Chimborazo, and the world's highest snow-capped volcano as a backdrop. It's not just any Sunday. It's the kind of celebration… Continued
The Easter holiday in Ecuador is the only one of the year when the entire country comes to a standstill. Cities empty out, roads fill up, and every family starts asking the same question: Where are we going? If you still haven't answered, this guide will help you decide. The Ecuadorian highlands have… Continued
Holy Week in Riobamba is much more than a simple religious celebration; it's a cultural experience that combines devotion, tradition, and community. During these days, the city transforms into a vibrant stage for processions, rituals, and festivities that reflect the deep faith of its inhabitants. If you're looking to immerse yourself in… Continued
