• Fabrica de Bizcochos San Pedro - Biscuit Factory in Cayambe - A stop will be made to savor the delicious biscuits or biscocho in Cayambe, a delightful snack baked in a wood oven, often enjoyed with dulce de leche.
• Hosteria Miralago - Miralago is a picturesque viewpoint situated in Quito, Ecuador, providing breathtaking panoramic views of Lake San Pablo and the magnificent surrounding volcanoes. It is the perfect spot to appreciate the natural splendor of the Andes, capture stunning photographs, and unwind in a tranquil setting.
• Otavalo Market - The indigenous Artisanal market is our primary destination, where the finest products crafted by the Otavaleños can be found: Ponchos, shawls, and tapestries.
• Cascada de Peguche - A visit to the “Bosque Protector Cascada de Peguche” is planned. A walk along a path will lead to the waterfall, which stands 20 m (65.6 ft) tall. It is important to note that the community holds the Peguche waterfall as sacred, especially during the Inti Raymi festival when baths are taken to purify the water.
• Otavalo - Relish a meal at a local restaurant in the town of Otavalo.
• Otavalo - While visiting Otavalo, there is an opportunity to engage in the lively Ñanda Mañachi music workshop, where local artisans display the traditional music and instruments of the indigenous Otavalo people. This interactive cultural experience allows for witnessing the creation of instruments like panpipes, drums, and flutes, while learning about their role in Andean rituals and ceremonies. Additionally, the beautiful melodies played on these instruments can be enjoyed, offering a deeper insight into Ecuadorian musical heritage. It’s a distinctive and enriching experience for those interested in genuine cultural traditions and Ecuadorian music.

• Bilingual Tour Guide
• Pick up and drop off
• Ticket to Peguche Waterfall
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Water bottle

• Breakfast
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Set off on an exciting full-day journey from Quito to explore the Otavalo Market and Peguche Lagoon. At Otavalo, delve into one of South America’s most lively markets, where you can purchase handwoven textiles, pottery, and jewelry crafted by local artisans. Take the opportunity to engage with welcoming vendors and discover indigenous culture. Next, visit the tranquil Peguche waterfall, nestled within lush forests. This peaceful location offers breathtaking views and a chance to connect with nature while learning about the lagoon’s cultural importance. With an experienced guide, you’ll gain intriguing insights into the area’s traditions and history, making this an ideal day trip for those who love culture and nature.

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