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Located on the only beach in the region, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta is our all-ages luxury oceanfront resort with its own private cove. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas from our sunset bar or sneak a peak of breaching whales from our beachfront restaurants.

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  • filter_dramaGet in
    By bus:
    From [wiki=e7d2388917429bcf934e7508db325d62]Riobamba[/wiki] 45 minutes travel, buses every 20 minutes from/to [wiki=8d1e2991ac5cf2d8c82ecd2b14aa7341]Guamote[/wiki]. These local busses bring you to the railway station in the centre of the village.
    Interprovincial busses leave you at the [wiki=49cdd1fb5710add1956b600276fdfa1c]Panamerican Highway[/wiki] wherefrom you have a five minute walk up to the village.
    From [wiki=aadcd2017119cf69f6e31dcb24e52a02]Quito[/wiki] 4,5 hours travel, buses aprox every hour.
    From [wiki=d9d67737a74f3a815b837136b17e3217]Cuenca[/wiki] 5 hours travel, buses aprox every hour.

    By train:
    On the [wiki=89253896fb0df1351ec76e323a8a227e]Devil's Nose[/wiki] route every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday.
  • filter_dramaGet around
    As the village is very small, everything is done by foot. Going to the community's is rather large distance. You can hire a car at the railway station that will bring you where ever you want to go.
  • filter_dramaSee
    Beautiful indigenous market on Thursday
    * Lakes of Atillo
    * Indigenous community
    * Stunning and unknown views over various volcanos: [wiki=61a5f0dd3fd96567397b289fc8f91e69]Altar[/wiki], [wiki=ec5e53a25c2b881ee566562fb8059380]Chimborazo[/wiki], [wiki=7386dae9707fd40e69712100deb0b7d3]Cotopaxi[/wiki], [wiki=2d1c1a82a495a0a883f3793649886c74]Tungurahua[/wiki], [wiki=dc4c39d2fcb0c047321d427aa1e966ed]Sangay[/wiki], [wiki=5013bbe5dc395a1c12116161e9ffe659]Carihuairazo[/wiki].
  • filter_dramaDo
    Horseback riding
    * Mountain Biking
    * Trekking
    * Train [wiki=cf59d0e028ef957c5d4928500c90dcd3]Nariz del Diablo[/wiki] also known as [wiki=89253896fb0df1351ec76e323a8a227e]Devil's Nose[/wiki]

    A non profit organisation, Inti Sisa, that offers workshops for the local people, offers interesting touristical services in the region. They have the expertise for guiding you to the nicest and most interesdting places in the region. Their guesthouse is very nice and well served meals. Meanwhile the money gained with tourism is 100 procent invested in their educaction centre.
  • filter_dramaSleep
    Inti Sisa, three blocks away from the railway station, [http://www.intisisa.org].
  • filter_dramaGet out
    The same way you got in;-)
  • filter_dramaThe region
    The county of [wiki=8d1e2991ac5cf2d8c82ecd2b14aa7341]Guamote[/wiki] is situated halfway the “Avenue of the Volcanoes”, at 50 km south of [wiki=e7d2388917429bcf934e7508db325d62]Riobamba[/wiki]. Together with the other 9 counties, it is part of the province of [wiki=ec5e53a25c2b881ee566562fb8059380]Chimborazo[/wiki] and covers a surface of 1223.3 km2 or 18.9% of the provincial terriory, of which Guamote is the second in size. The county of Guamote consists of three parishes: Guamote, Cebadas and Palmira.

    Climate and Topography

    The county has a varied topography because of the Central and West Andean Mountains. The major part of the territory consists of slopes, one of the major causes of erosion, between 2.600 and 4.500 masl, with an average temperature of 13.7°. There are two seazons: winter (rain) and summer (warm, dry and windy).

    Language

    The language of the indigenous is [wiki=a0c21d06a53838ff5b51860a11feb9ea]Kichwa[/wiki]. The majority of the indigenous are bilingual (Kichwa-Spanish).

    Population

    Kichwa descendants of the Puruha-tribe: 90%
    White and mestizo population: 10%
    During the last decade, lots of mestizos who lived in the village, have crossed the frontiers to Spain and the USA to improve their economic situation. Instead, some indigenous families have come to live in the village.

    Socio-Economic Level

    The main activity is agriculture. The most cultivated crops are potatoes, beans and barley. The Thursday market is one of the most important indigenous markets of [wiki=4d5d85af33ec2aaedb674d2d6a7d53b6]Ecuador[/wiki] and reflects the dynamism of commerce. During the last decade, lots of family-run micro-enterprises have been founded for handicrafts and industrialization of cattle and fish.

    Education

    Education is the most problematic area. Due to poorly trained teachers and lack of community participation (amongst others), the quality of education is horrible. In 1990 illiteracy rate was still 37.55% amongst the population older than 10 years and 44.2% amongst the population older than 15 years.

    [wiki=30a4f1e62a34acff598ebc5d0680c2e5]nl:Guamote[/wiki]

    [[WikiPedia:Guamote]]

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