Quito: Indigenous Perspectives on the Historic Center｜Ecuador

I'm Rasu. I have a master's degree in Pedagogy of History. From that perspective, I use this walking tour to explain the political, cultural, and economic formation of the territory, including its strongest historical influences and socio-cultural development up to the present political context.
On this tour, we'll take more time to talk about the philosophy, culture, and life of Ecuador's Andean people.
We'll visit key sites and explore the walls, plazas, streets, and churches that reveal what the city of the sun once was. Discover the cultural syncretism of the colonial city, with its indigenous, European, and republican roots.

Learn about the history of the various conquests that took place in Quito, as well as the city's geographical evolution through the centuries, told through Kichwa toponymy.

Enjoy this tour, which, in addition to providing a broad overview of ancestral knowledge, aims to raise awareness of the relationship between human beings and Mother Earth.

Additionally, if you're looking for recommendations on what to visit in the city or country, I can help you with suggestions to optimize your time, as well as the best recommendations for experiencing traditional cuisine that will please your palate.