Full Day Otavalo And Cotacachi Market Tour
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Tour to Otavalo Cotacachi Cuicocha Peguche
This is a Private Full Day Program, you will see the amazing "Sierra" Ecuadorian Andean Landscape, you will visit the Middle of the World site "Quitsato", here you can stand one foot in the northern and one foot in the southern hemisphere. Enjoy the visit to the Otavalo Market, home of the most colorful in Ecuador and the largest indigenous markets in South America. You have also the option to visit Cuicocha Crater Lake, Peguche Waterfall, the leather town of Cotacachi. Depending of the sites that you would like to visit, there is more options such as the Wood Carving town of San Antonio de Ibarra, or if you would like to see the Andean Condor and other birds of pray instead of visiting the market for shopping. During this day you choose the sites to be visited and the time you would like to spend on it and the time to back at your Hotel in the city, you build your own day!!
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Private Full-Day Tour From Quito to Otavalo Indigenous Market
Our Private and Personalized Full-Day Tour From Quito to Otavalo Indigenous Market will take you around the most beautiful landscape of the Andes Mountains and keep some Traditions of the Ecuadorian culture. A big chance to learn about the Equator Latitud 0 and understand much better about Kitus civilization. Amazing volcanoes and Lakes viewpoints are part of our journey. In addition, you will explore some artifact-handmade stores and take great pictures of the local people, accompanied by our Local Tour Guide in Plaza de los Ponchos. Learn how traditional wool is dyed by Hand, taste local tropical fruits, try some traditional biscuits with fresh cheese and caramel and interact with indigenous vendors.
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Otavalo Market (PRIVATE Day Trip from Quito)
Otavalo is one of the most famous indigenous fair in the country; although the market has greater activity on Saturdays but it is open every day with an impressive variety of handcrafts, tapestries and weaving made by indigenous people of the surrounding villages. Meanwhile, tourists test their Spanish and bargaining skills at stalls vending colorful and inexpensive knitted sweaters, hats, gloves and much more.
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Full-Day Otavalo and Cotacachi Market Tour
Visit the vibrant markets of Otavalo and Cotacachi on this full-day tour from Quito. Enjoy beautiful viewpoints, a delicious lunch, and an optional boat ride on Cuicocha Lake. This shared tour includes pickup and drop-off from two convenient locations in Quito.
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2-Days Otavalo Highlights
Explore one of the most charming regions of Ecuador, and learn from the most representative indigenous ethnic group at the northern Andes! Enjoy an unknown archaeological site, farmlands, rose plantations, indian markets, weavers and amazing active volcanoes from the comfort of this private tour!!! Discover the history and culture of Ecuador using incredible and authentic local services, and of course, assisted by the best team!
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Otavalo Market (PRIVATE Day Trip)
Otavalo is one of the most famous indigenous fair in the country; although the market has greater activity on Saturdays but it is open every day with an impressive variety of handcrafts, tapestries and weaving made by indigenous people of the surrounding villages. Meanwhile, tourists test their Spanish and bargaining skills at stalls vending colorful and inexpensive knitted sweaters, hats, gloves and much more.
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