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About GUAYAQUIL
Guayaquil – Bustling City by the Waterfront
The “Pearl of Pacific”, Guayaquil, is the biggest city of Ecuador and has a bustling lifestyle. Its perfect blend of historical monuments, museums and the amazing water front in the urbane setting draws visitors.
History:
Guayaquil was founded during early 16th century is located on the banks of Guayas River. Owing to its location by the waterfront, its history was marked with pirates attacks and was also under the Spanish rule. The city over the years grew to be the centre for trade due to its proximity to Pacific Ocean.
Popular Places:
Malecon 2000 is the most visited site in Guayaquil. The 2 km long promenade by the river with lively gardens, restaurants is very enduring. Visitors can also take a boat ride from the Salado estuary, which is to the west of Malecon 2000. The best architecture in the city is reflected by the beautiful City Hall which is also known as the Municipal Palace.
The natural beauty of Las Penas is simply charming and the old houses, art galleries will sure captivate visitors. The elegant Santa Ana fort and light house also welcome visitors at Las Penas. Guayaquil boasts of the gigantic Iguanas at the Parque Seminario, which also has colorful Talapia fish. The equestrian statue of Simón Bolívar in the middle of the park is another major attraction.
Parque Centenario is another colorful park in the middle of the city with statues of prominent people of Guayaquil. The 6000 acre Cerro Blanco forest which over 800 meters above sea level is a must visit when in Guayaquil. It boasts of over 100 species of trees and plants, 200 birds.
Getting Around:
The charming city, Guayaquil, is well connected internationally by air and by domestically by buses. Getting around the city is aided by taxis and busses. Efficient and informed guide can aide in hassle free trip around the city.
Places of Entertainment:
The numerous malls in the city lure shopping lovers and shoppers can have unique experience of shopping on almost 400 steps. Visitors can try the native encebollado, ceviche or seco de pollo at the bustling restaurants or cafes on Malecon 2000. Numerous bars, clubs spur night life in Guayaquil.
Accommodation:
Many luxury, budget hotels, guest houses, youth hostels, bed and breakfast rooms provide good accommodation options in Guayaquil. Though Spanish is the official language of Ecuador, English is also widely spoken.
Currency:
U.S Dollar is the official currency of Cuenca, Ecuador and one can check out internet and news for latest currency exchange rates.
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The “Pearl of Pacific”, Guayaquil, is the biggest city of Ecuador and has a bustling lifestyle. Its perfect blend of historical monuments, museums and the amazing water front in the urbane setting draws visitors.
History:
Guayaquil was founded during early 16th century is located on the banks of Guayas River. Owing to its location by the waterfront, its history was marked with pirates attacks and was also under the Spanish rule. The city over the years grew to be the centre for trade due to its proximity to Pacific Ocean.
Popular Places:
Malecon 2000 is the most visited site in Guayaquil. The 2 km long promenade by the river with lively gardens, restaurants is very enduring. Visitors can also take a boat ride from the Salado estuary, which is to the west of Malecon 2000. The best architecture in the city is reflected by the beautiful City Hall which is also known as the Municipal Palace.
The natural beauty of Las Penas is simply charming and the old houses, art galleries will sure captivate visitors. The elegant Santa Ana fort and light house also welcome visitors at Las Penas. Guayaquil boasts of the gigantic Iguanas at the Parque Seminario, which also has colorful Talapia fish. The equestrian statue of Simón Bolívar in the middle of the park is another major attraction.
Parque Centenario is another colorful park in the middle of the city with statues of prominent people of Guayaquil. The 6000 acre Cerro Blanco forest which over 800 meters above sea level is a must visit when in Guayaquil. It boasts of over 100 species of trees and plants, 200 birds.
Getting Around:
The charming city, Guayaquil, is well connected internationally by air and by domestically by buses. Getting around the city is aided by taxis and busses. Efficient and informed guide can aide in hassle free trip around the city.
Places of Entertainment:
The numerous malls in the city lure shopping lovers and shoppers can have unique experience of shopping on almost 400 steps. Visitors can try the native encebollado, ceviche or seco de pollo at the bustling restaurants or cafes on Malecon 2000. Numerous bars, clubs spur night life in Guayaquil.
Accommodation:
Many luxury, budget hotels, guest houses, youth hostels, bed and breakfast rooms provide good accommodation options in Guayaquil. Though Spanish is the official language of Ecuador, English is also widely spoken.
Currency:
U.S Dollar is the official currency of Cuenca, Ecuador and one can check out internet and news for latest currency exchange rates.
Group accommodation in Guayaquil | Cheap hostels & budget hotels
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