Otavalo Collection (page 2)

Otavalo Indian Fisherman using Tradition Reed Boat, Lake San Pablo near Otavalo, Andes, Ecuador

Colorful blanket picturing indigenous women at the market in Otavalo, Ecuador

South America, Ecuador, Otavalo, Plaza de Ponchos, tablecloths on display at the Saturday textile
Ecuador, Otavalo, Plaza de Ponchos, tablecloths on display at the Saturday textile and crafts market, one of the largest in the world

ECUADOR, Imbabura Province, Otavalo. Glass and metal beads in the Otavalo Market
Ecuador, Imbabura Province, Otavalo. Glass and metal beads in the Otavalo Market, used by local indigenous women

South America, Ecuador. Highland town of Otavalo. Historic Hacienda Cusin (aka Casa Cusin), est
Ecuador. Highland town of Otavalo. Historic Hacienda Cusin (aka Casa Cusin), est. in 1615. Dried hanging corn used to decorate the walls

South America, Ecuador. Famous Otavalo Market which dates back to pre-Inca times
Ecuador. Famous Otavalo Market which dates back to pre-Inca times. Home grown lima beans

South America, Ecuador, Otavalo. Fertile fields dot the hillsides in the Central Highlands near Otavalo in Ecuador

Ecuador. Highland town of Otavalo. Historic Hacienda Cusin (aka Casa Cusin), est. in 1615. Casa garden, orange orchid

Ecuador. Famous Otavalo Market which dates back to pre-Inca times. Bags of Ecuadorian spices

Colorful hats for sale souvenirs in small village of Otavalo Ecuador South America

Star anise fruits for sale
Star anise fruits (Illicium verum) on sale at a market. The star-shaped fruit of this plant are harvested, dried, and used as a spice in cooking

Ecuador. Highland town of Otavalo. Historic Hacienda Cusin (aka Casa Cusin), est. in 1615. Typical blue tile walls with red chair

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Discover the vibrant culture and breathtaking scenery of Otavalo, Ecuador. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Andean life as you explore this enchanting town. Marvel at the intricate woven wallhangings that depict scenes from local culture, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of the region. Gaze upon the majestic Imbabura Volcano, standing tall and proud in the backdrop of Otavalo. Its towering presence adds a touch of grandeur to this already picturesque town in Imbabura Province. Step inside Jordan Church Entrance Door for a detailed view that will leave you awe-inspired by its intricate design. The attention to detail is truly remarkable, reflecting the deep-rooted religious heritage found within Otavalo. Indulge your senses at Otavalo Handicraft Market, where traditional wool souvenir rugs are meticulously crafted with love and care. Each rug tells a story, representing Ecuadorian heritage through their vibrant colors and patterns. Take a moment to appreciate Ruminawi Monument and San Luis Church nestled within Simon Bolivar Park. These architectural wonders pay homage to both historical figures and spiritual beliefs cherished by locals. Marvel at City Hall's elegant architecture while strolling through Simon Bolivar Park - an oasis amidst bustling city life. Corazon de la Manzana stands proudly nearby, inviting visitors to admire its unique beauty. Don't miss Monumento al General Ruminahui y las Diosas del Sol; it serves as a reminder of Ecuador's rich history and cultural significance. From here, enjoy an elevated view of Otavalo's charming city center – bustling with activity yet retaining its small-town charm. Escape into nature's embrace at San Pablo Lake – tranquil waters surrounded by lush greenery create a serene atmosphere perfect for relaxation or exploration. Witness El Lechero Sacred Tree bathed in golden hues during sunset at Pucara de Rey Loma – an ethereal experience that connects you with nature on a spiritual level.