If you have ever been to Ecuador, you’re aware of the astounding variety of fruit juices available on street corners and in the mercados and
In the four years that my wife and I have lived in Cuenca, at an elevation of around 8,500 ft., we’ve known several people that
1. Custard Apple / Cherimoya The Cherimoya (Annona cherimola) probably originated in the Andes of South America and is very easily available from markets and
While Cuenca is a city that is known by tourists for its friendly locals, cultural history and large tourist spaces such as Parque Calderon, it
Moving to a new country, or even a new city, can require adaptation to the local way of doing things. Here are some things I
In a land of artisans and beautiful natural materials, it’s important to know what to buy and where. From hats to knits to jewelry to
Cuenca, Ecuador’s third largest city and the capital of the province of Azuay, is one of Ecuador’s most popular tourist destinations. Why should you visit? The
The municipality reiterated that funds from the Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina (CAF) will not be used for anything other than paving programs. “We
Photo by Fit Approach. Cuenca is a very active city, full of lots of opportunities to exercise. Whether you’re looking for group cardio or private
Whether large cities or small towns, in the Andes or on the coast, all of these places have one thing in common: retirees love them. Cuenca
Photo Credit: Diane Main Contrary to what you may have been told, not all fruits and vegetables in Ecuador are organic. In fact, most are not
Photo Credit: Sophie Robson What if there were a sacred, mystical, and magical place where you could relax in a paradise-like setting, drink the purest
If you have ever been to Ecuador, you’re aware of the astounding variety of fruit juices available on street corners and in the mercados and
When I got to Cuenca, one of the first things I sought was a coffee shop. Of course, I was looking to satisfy my love
Photo Credit: Cancillería del Ecuador Please note the information included in this article is valid as of May, 2016. Ecuador frequently changes requirements and procedures.
Photo Credit: kiuboq [color-box color=”gray”]In the golden years, Huayna Cápac, Incan son of the sun, gazed upon an indigenous woman by the name Nayade, whose
Photo Credit: Robert Gourley It seems that nearly all expats who come to Cuenca lose weight. Many attribute the reduction to walking and eating fresh fruits
I have been a Cuencana my whole life and yet I still don’t feel that I belong. This feeling has been with me for most
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In the heart of Cuenca, nestled among the historic streets and timeless architecture, lies Casa Malo—a patrimonial house filled with history and character. Join me,
Welcome to our first episode of the Curious Cuenca video podcast. In this podcast series, we interview interesting people from various walks of life who
Today’s vlog takes us on a journey through the real estate landscape of Cuenca. Our mission? To explore a selection of apartments for sale so
Tonight’s vlog takes a departure from the usual as we find ourselves at one of Cuenca’s gems, La Guarida. Nestled within this beloved event center
Today’s vlog is all about surprises and special gifts. Join us as we take a little day trip to Chordeleg, renowned for its exquisite jewelry,
Today’s vlog takes us on a journey from Cuenca to Quito, where we set our sights on purchasing a new car. Imagine it as an
I’ve written this article primarily with newer and future expats in mind, but many of our long-time Cuenca residents may find something here to inspire
Driving from Cuenca to Guayaquil is always an adventure, especially when passing through the stunning Cajas. This picturesque route takes around 3 to 3.5 hours,
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