Quito Miami Herald 

The Galeria Gourmet Ecuador is a commercial art space. Some of the art is worn, some of it savored, and all of it 100% Ecuadorean.   [...]

Just as many westerners have turned to alternative remedies to seek cures for whatever ails them, Ecuadoreans, too, have begun to reconsider ancestral medicine in light of changing attitudes.   [...]

They are considered the Oscar Awards for travel and this year the city of Quito is one of the final nominees.   [...]

"Never think of moving abroad as a deprivation of any sort. It is the greatest gift you can give your child." ~ Cecilia Haynes   [...]

Exhibiting its public faith in ways that are unseen in other Latin American cities, Quito is preparing for its annual rituals and festivals to commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.   [...]

The city of Quito is once again showing how its heritage has many facets, including a centuries-old sacred musical tradition that tugs at the essence of what it means to be human.   [...]

Unlike most people who think of how their next haircut will look, Paula Espinoza thinks about how her haircut will look on someone else.   [...]

The neighborhood of La Ronda is defined by traditional and heritage. This narrow, cobblestone street - filled with old taverns and restaurants, live music and entertainment - is the scene for Quito’s newest, emblematic attraction: “Manos de la Ronda” (Hands of La Ronda).   [...]

Carnival time in Quito has acquired a new dynamic.   [...]

Once again the Carmelite Nuns of Quito are opening their doors to the public to showcase their greatest artistic and cultural treasure: the baroque nativity room.   [...]

As tourist or resident of Quito, you have likely visited Alameda Park – a small, green respite squeezed into the congestion and bustle of the capital city.   [...]

Do you think you know something about Ecuadorian cuisine? If you are Ecuadorian, then you know what you grew up eating, and if you are a visitor you may know what the general offer is in the city’s restaurants. But chances are you really don’t know much.   [...]