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Popular Hotel Destinations in Ecuador:

Ambato
Atacames
Canoa
Cayambe
Cotocollao
Cuenca
Cuyabeno
Guayaquil
Isla Baltra
Isla de la Plata
Isla Isabela
Isla Santa Cruz
Laguna Cuicocha
Laguna Quilotoa
Latacunga
Machachi
Manta
Maquifucuna
Mindo
Mompiche
Nanegal
Otavalo
Papallacta
Patate
Pedro Carbo
Puerto Ayora
Quito
Riobamba
Ruinas de Ingapirca
Salinas
San Antonio
Santa Elena
Tena
Vilcabamba
Zaruma
Ecuador Hotels, Hostels, Resorts, Accommodations and Homestay Apartments
The Average Price of (submitted) Travel Rooms in Ecuador is 40 USD
Ecofriendly Farmstays Ecuador in Quevedo, Ecuador
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $15 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Ecuador, United States Dollar (USD): 15
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No
Travel Rooms Type: Private Home




Quevedo > Ecofriendly Farmstays Ecuador

Address:Family farmhouses in and around San Luis de Pambil, Bolivar Province, Ecuador
Quevedo, Ecuador
Website: Ecofriendly Farmstays Ecuador


Hacienda Lulunqui in Hacienda Lulunqui, Ecuador
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $100.00 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Ecuador, United States Dollar (USD): 100.00
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): Yes
Travel Rooms Type: Private Home

For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 593-06-2611059



Hacienda Lulunqui > Hacienda Lulunqui

Address:Hacienda Lulunqui
POBox 456
Ibarra,Imbabura,Ecuador SA
Hacienda Lulunqui, Ecuador



Academia Surpacifico in Manta, Ecuador
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $16 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Ecuador, United States Dollar (USD): 16
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No
Travel Rooms Type: Private Home

For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 593-5-2610838



Manta > Academia Surpacifico

Address:Avenida 24 y Calle 15
Edificio Barre - 3er Piso
Manta, Ecuador
Website: Academia Surpacifico


Hotel La Casona in Cuenca, Ecuador
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $34.16 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Ecuador, United States Dollar (USD): 34.16
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No
Travel Rooms Type: Private Home

For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 593-072-810823



Cuenca > Hotel La Casona

Address:MIGUEL CORDERO 2124 AND ALFONSO CORDERO
Cuenca, Ecuador
Website: Hotel La Casona


Reserva Ecologica Pachijal in Mindo, Ecuador
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $35 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Ecuador, United States Dollar (USD): 35
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No
Travel Rooms Type: Private Home

For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 00593-2-2554627



Mindo > Reserva Ecologica Pachijal

Address:Primero de Mayo
Mindo, Ecuador
Website: Reserva Ecologica Pachijal



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Ecuador Neighbouring and Adjoining Countries:

Colombia
Peru

List of Languages Spoken in Ecuador:

Spanish

The National Capital of Ecuador is: Quito
Ecuador Area in Square Kilometers: 283560.0
Population Statistics of Ecuador are: 13927000
Ecuador is located in the continent of South Amer. The South Amer continent code is SA

Translation of the Country Name Ecuador in Foreign Languages :

الاكوادور in Arabic
厄瓜多尔 in Chinese
Ecuador in Dutch
Équateur in French
Ecuador in German
Ισημερινος in Greek
Ecuador in Italian
エクアドル in Japanese
에콰도르 in Korean
Equador in Portuguese
Эквадор in Russian
Ecuador in Spanish


Ecuador

Republic of Ecuador

Geography
Area: 276,840 sq. km; about the size of Colorado.
Cities: Capital--Quito (pop. 1.6 million). Other major cities--Guayaquil (2.4 million).
Terrain: Jungle east of the Andes, a rich agricultural coastal plain west of the Andes, high-elevation valleys through the mountainous center of the country and an archipelago of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Climate: Varied, mild year-round in the mountain valleys; hot and humid in coastal and Amazonian jungle lowlands.

People
Nationality: Noun and adjective--Ecuadorian(s).
Population (July 2007 est.): 13,755,680.
Annual population growth rate (July 2007 est.): 1.55%.
Ethnic groups: Indigenous 25%, mestizo (mixed Indian and Spanish) 65%, Caucasian and others 7%, African 3%.
Religion: Predominantly Roman Catholic (95%), but religious freedom recognized.
Languages: Spanish (official), indigenous languages, especially Quichua, the Ecuadorian dialect of Quechua.
Education: Years compulsory--ages 6-14, but enforcement varies. Attendance (through 6th grade)--76% urban, 33% rural. Literacy--92%.
Health: Infant mortality rate--22.1/1,000. Life expectancy--76.62 yrs.

Government
Type: Republic.
Independence: May 24, 1822 (from Spain).
Constitution: August 10, 1998.
Branches: Executive--President and 15 cabinet ministers. Legislative--unicameral Congress. Judicial--Supreme Court, Constitutional Court, Supreme Electoral Tribunal, Provincial Courts, and ordinary civil and criminal judges.
Administrative subdivisions: 22 provinces.
Major political parties: Over a dozen political parties; none predominates, although President Correa's Alianza Pais is ascendant.
Suffrage: Obligatory for literate citizens 18-65 yrs. of age; optional for other eligible voters; active duty military personnel and police may not vote.

Economy
GDP: (2007 est.) $44.4 billion; (2006) $41.4 billion; (2005) $37.2 billion; (2004) $32.6 billion; (2003) $28.6 billion.
Real annual growth rate: 1996, 2.4%; 1997, 4.1%; 1998, 2.1%; 1999, -6.3%; 2000, 2.8%; 2001, 5.3%; 2002, 4.3%; 2003, 3.6%; 2004, 7.9%; 2005, 4.7%; 2006 est., 3.9%.
Per capita GDP: (2007 est.) $3,236; (2006) $3,088; (2005) $2,814; (2004) $2,506; (2003) $2,230.
Natural resources: Petroleum, fish, shrimp, timber, gold.
Agriculture, including seafood (6.1% of GDP in 2006): Products--bananas, seafood, flowers, coffee, cacao, sugar, tropical fruits, palm oil, palm hearts, rice, corn, and livestock.
Industry (8.6% of GDP in 2006; oil and mining--24.3% in 2006): Types--petroleum extraction, food processing, wood products, textiles, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals.
Other major contributors to GDP: Commercial trade (wholesale and retail)--11.4% (2006); transportation and communications--7.5% (2006); construction--7.9% (2006).
Trade: Exports--$7.7 billion (2004); $10.1 billion (2005); $12.4 billion (2006). Types--petroleum, bananas, shrimp, coffee, cut flowers cacao, hemp, wood, fish. Major markets (2006)--U.S. 54%, Latin America 24%, European Union (EU) 12%, and Asia 4%. Imports--$7. 5 billion (2004); $9.5 billion (2005); $11.2 billion (2006). Types--industrial materials, nondurable consumer goods, agricultural products. Major suppliers (2006)--Latin America 39%, U.S. 23%, Asia 19%, and EU 9%.
Currency: U.S. dollar.

PEOPLE
Ecuador's population is ethnically mixed. The largest ethnic groups are indigenous and mestizo (mixed Indian-Caucasian). Although Ecuadorians were heavily concentrated in the mountainous central highland region a few decades ago, today's population is divided about equally between that area and the coastal lowlands. Migration toward cities--particularly larger cities--in all regions has increased the urban population to over 60%. The tropical forest region (or Amazon region) to the east of the mountains remains sparsely populated and contains only about 3% of the population. Due to an economic crisis in the late 1990s, more than 600,000 Ecuadorians emigrated to the U.S. and Europe from 2000 to 2001. It is estimated that there are over two million Ecuadorians currently residing in the U.S.

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