TeleferiQo Quito

Climbing up to the sky: (2,800 msl / 9,186 feet) You will be picked-up from the hotel. The first visit is in the morning to get the cable car, after 20-minute ride in the cabin, we get off from it to do a hike in the mountains until to arrive in a swing of the clouds. Usually, from this point, we have a mesmerizing view of the Quito city. Good place to take pictures or just enjoy nature on the western Andes. The entire Avenue of the Volcanoes can be spotted from the highs, especial in the months from July and September. The Quito cable car or TeleferiQo is open Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. And, Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Intinan Equator Museum

Jump up on the equator line: (2,439 msl / 8,001 feet) The second point of visit is the Equator Line in the famous Intiñan museum. Built in 1989, around a couple of centuries-old huts, and as a way to rescue the culture of the equinoctial peoples and the Lulumbamba indigenous people (San Antonio de Pichincha). In addition, to get information the equatorial line, you can see and perform experiments that demonstrate how the earth's forces work on the center of the earth, such as the Coriolis effect. Bring your passport to be stamped with the symbol of the middle of the world. This place is considering the real Equator Line.