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Quito is the capital and second largest city (population 1.3 million inhabitants) of Ecuador. It is the nation's main transportation hub, with bus and airline routes that span the country and continent, and it is the home to the most extensively preserved colonial-era neighborhood in South America. Old Quito was designated a UNESCO World ... read moreQuito is the capital and second largest city (population 1.3 million inhabitants) of Ecuador. It is the nation's main transportation hub, with bus and airline routes that span the country and continent, and it is the home to the most extensively preserved colonial-era neighborhood in South America. Old Quito was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997 and recently underwent an extensive renovation which was completed in 2007. The city's location in the Andean highlands (elevation 9,300 feet) makes it a unique meeting ground for indigenous and European-influenced cultures. Though located in a tropical zone, the altitude helps keep Quito's climate temperate, and spring-like weather conditions are the year-round norm. Less
Incredible. I completely learned the language, and the classes were 5 to 9 people so it was a much more personal setting. The home stay was very well done and it was the best 3 months of my entire life. Made some life long friends, both Ecuadorian and American. Read more
Really great experience. A litte confusing on grading post trip, but over all great environment, people were nice and supportive in language learning. Read more
Really great experience. A litte confusing on grading post trip, but over all great environment, people were nice and supportive in language learning. Read more
Incredible. I completely learned the language, and the classes were 5 to 9 people so it was a much more personal setting. The home stay was very well done and it was the best 3 months of my entire life. Made some life long friends, both Ecuadorian and American. Read more
Incredible. I completely learned the language, and the classes were 5 to 9 people so it was a much more personal setting. The home stay was very well done and it was the best 3 months of my entire life. Made some life long friends, both Ecuadorian and American. Read more
Really great experience. A litte confusing on grading post trip, but over all great environment, people were nice and supportive in language learning. Read more
