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Holidays in Mindo

Your last break feel like it was an eternity ago? No worries — book a ticket to Mindo and you'll be away in no time!

It's located 35 kilometres northwest of Quito, the capital of Ecuador.

Put a huge grin on your children's faces with a stop at Mindogarden Butterfly Farm.

Could you do with a little time out with Mother Nature? Hop in the car and check out El Panecillo, 35 kilometres away from Mindo. You can also bask in the warm glow of the sun at Volcano Pichincha, 20 kilometres away.

For a charming spot to sit back and get stuck into a book, you can't go past Central Park.

Sports supporters don't need to worry about being left out in the cold during their stay. Casa Blanca Stadium is 30 kilometres away in Quito and an excellent place to get your sporting fix. Be sure to check the event schedule to find out what's on.

If you have loads of time, why not head to a few close-by places? Tandayapa and Nanegalito are 10 kilometres and 15 kilometres away, respectively.

An excellent way to experience the local landscape is to embark on an outdoor adventure. Mountain climbing is one of the most popular pastimes in these parts. But if that's not quite what you're after, there's always hiking.

Wanting to find some fun for the whole family? Bird watching and wildlife watching are two enjoyable ways to spend a few hours.

Spend some time exploring the hidden gems of the region's history museums.

If it's not raining cats and dogs, why don't you investigate the surrounding area's open-air markets?

Go back in time with a visit to a few ruins and old towns. When it comes to grasping the significance of these structures, an enlightened tour guide can make all the difference.

If you want an experience that goes beyond the physical world, consider swinging by some churches, shrines and monasteries. It's a delightful opportunity to learn a little about Mindo's religious traditions.

There is no better way to experience a place than to literally take a big bite out of it! You're invited to discover Pichincha by sampling some of its finest food and drink.

A common ingredient in the cuisine here is rice. One more is potatoes. They're worth getting a taste for if you're not already a fan.

Of course, you can't visit Mindo without taking a bite of llapingachos (cheese and potato patties) or cuy (roast guinea pig). Popular with residents and considered signature recipes, they are an essential experience for any food-obsessed traveller.

Come y bebe (drinkable fruit salad) is a dessert that sums up this place in just one bite. Order a serving and then get another one to go!

Feeling thirsty? Shout yourself a glass or two of Cherusker Roja, a beer that ought to be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Neat or on the rocks — the bar person should know the most enjoyable way to drink Ron San Miguel. When the night calls for something a touch stronger, this tipple can't be beaten!

Travelling is much more than just taking photos and trying the local food. It's also about connecting with the people and their culture. Enrich your Pichincha holiday by learning some expressions and greetings in the local tongue. Try to articulate 'Muchas gracias'. It means 'thank you'. One more for the memory bank is '¡Cuánto tiempo!', which means 'long time no see'.

Celebrated throughout the whole country, Independence Day takes place each year on the 10th of August. If you're lucky enough to be here at this time, it'll be difficult not to get swept up in the excitement!

When it finally comes time to leave, spend the last of your holiday allowance and say "Adiós" to Mindo.

Mindo's nearest terminal is Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO). When the time comes to pack up your bags and take to the skies, travel 45 kilometres to the east.

Hotels in Mindo

The Casa Divina Lodge and Séptimo Paraíso are worth looking into. If you like the look of them, you better move quickly! These digs are prized for their cosy beds and great service.