"In one short decade, we've seen nature come back." Locals witness shocking transformation in long-lost mountain landscape: ...

Quito is—quite literally—breathtaking. Thanks to one of the largest and best-preserved colonial cores in Latin America, Ecuador's capital was named the very first UNESCO World Heritage site.

the night the Martians landed in my hometown of Quito, the capital of Ecuador. In that now-distant year, Quito was a small city of 250,000. Set high in the Andes, next to a volcano and surrounded ...

Quito, the capital of Ecuador, hopes that religious celebrations will allow visitors to attend the events prepared in the city. In 2021, on the same date, more than 33,000 people visited the city ...

In addition to the natural tragedy, thousands of people lack water to drink, which has caused great discomfort and protests ...

Ecuador's business ... the Empresa Eléctrica de Quito (EEQ) announced a five-day complete blackout between Nov. 11 and 15 in three industrial sectors of the Ecuadorean capital.

Quito: Ecuador declared an environmental emergency due to an oil spill near Esmeraldas River in the northwestern coastal ...

Ecuador's National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology warned that Quito, the country's capital, will have levels of ultraviolet radiation considered to be “extremely high.” According to ...

Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa Wednesday ... was arrested in connecting with arson maneuvers in Quito that have the country's capital under fire. The head of state also explained that terrorism ...

The trip to Ecuador was the district’s first for ... conservation work of Ecuadorian nonprofits in the country's capital, Quito, during their seven-day trip to Ecuador in March.