• Basilica del Voto Nacional - The journey begins in Quito with a visit to the Basilica del Voto Nacional, offering a unique chance to appreciate its Gothic architecture, a significant symbol of the capital’s history and culture. The gargoyles are the Basilica’s standout feature.
• Church of the Society of Jesus - This is one of Latin America’s most significant Catholic churches. Its façade is crafted from volcanic stone, and the interior is adorned with gold leaf.
• Virgin of the Panecillo - Situated atop Loma del Panecillo, this statue represents the Virgen de Legarda, also known as the Apocalyptic Virgin.
• Intiñan Equator Museum - Intiñán is an interactive museum where visitors can engage in experiments to demonstrate the location at the equator, alongside exploring Ecuador’s indigenous history.
• Los Armadillos - The vibrant blue sky and lush green forested mountains create a stunning backdrop for a garden filled with blooming plants, low shrubs, and tall trees that provide interest and perching spots for birds. Visitors can also watch birds flitting among the trees and near the feeder positioned just in front of a table.

• Bilingual tour guide
• Entrance bird watching
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All visits described
• Water bottle
• Pick up and drop off

• Tips
• Tickets Old Town
• Lunch

This tour offers a unique combination of exploring Quito’s historic center, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and experiencing the thrill of standing on the Equator at the Middle of the World monument, all within a single day. What makes this tour truly special is the additional opportunity for birdwatching in a nearby natural reserve, where vibrant hummingbirds, tanagers, and other Andean species can be observed in their natural environment. Guided by experienced local experts, this tour seamlessly integrates history, science, and nature, providing an enriching experience ideal for inquisitive travelers and nature enthusiasts.

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