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Plan language: SvenskaThe top things to do in Ecuador range from volcanic summits to living natural laboratories. Summit Cotopaxi Volcano, a 5,897 meter stratovolcano that ranks among the world's highest active peaks. Explore the Galapagos Islands, where Darwin's finches and giant tortoises still roam freely across 13 major islands, each offering distinct wildlife encounters.
Zumbahua
Few places let you paddle a kayak inside an ancient volcano crater. You will descend a steep trail past volcanic rock formations to shores of shifting turquoise water.
Snabba fakta: The crater lake reaches depths of 250 meters and its water shifts between turquoise, emerald, and deep blue depending on sunlight and mineral content. Volcanic activity formed the caldera about 800 years ago, creating a collapsed cone nearly 3 kilometers wide.
Höjdpunkter: At 3,800 meters above sea level, the lake sits inside a volcano that last erupted before the Spanish ever set foot in the Americas. Kayakers paddle across the crater's surface while Andean condors soar overhead, a 400-meter vertical climb above them.
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Dulce de Leche in Ecuador is often made with panela (unrefined cane sugar) and served with cheese. It is a beloved sweet treat found in markets across the country.

Espumilla is a light, foamy meringue-like dessert made from guava pulp and egg whites. Street vendors traditionally serve it in a glass cup with a spoon.
Helado de Paila is a traditional Ecuadorian ice cream made by hand in a large copper pot (paila) filled with ice and salt. The fruit mixture is stirred vigorously until it freezes into a creamy sorbet.

Ecuadorian ceviche is distinct from other Latin American versions as it is often made with shrimp or fish and served with a rich tomato-based sauce. It is commonly accompanied by popcorn, plantain chips, and toasted corn.
Llapingachos are crispy potato patties stuffed with cheese and served with peanut sauce, chorizo, and fried eggs. They originate from the highlands of Ecuador and are a staple of Sierra cuisine.
Hornado is a slow-roasted whole pig that is marinated in garlic, cumin, and achiote before being cooked in a brick oven. It is traditionally served with llapingachos, mote (hominy corn), and a crispy skin known as cuero.

Colada Morada is a thick, purple fruit drink made from black corn flour, berries, and spices like cinnamon and cloves. It is traditionally consumed on November 2nd for Day of the Dead alongside guaguas de pan (bread shaped like children).

Canelazo is a warm, spiced alcoholic drink made from cinnamon, panela, and aguardiente (sugarcane liquor). It is a popular beverage in the Andes highlands, especially during cold evenings and festive celebrations.
Chicha is a fermented corn drink that dates back to pre-Columbian times and is still made by Indigenous communities in the Amazon and Andean regions of Ecuador. It is often prepared by chewing corn to break down starches into sugars for fermentation.
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