This is part of a new series featuring the main areas of Cuenca, Ecuador with HD wide-angle video posts.
Let’s go for a drive along via a Baños (Avenida Ricardo Duran) in Cuenca, Ecuador!
On this drive, we start on Avenida de las Americas and travel the full length of via a Baños to the large blue church.
For many years, we lived at the foot of via a Baños and know it well. We’ve hiked extensively in the roads and hills about the blue church. There is a small produce market in front of the church on the weekends. The views from the parking lots are amazing.
You’ll also find a number of hotels with hot springs in Baños.
Read more about driving in Ecuador.
Driving via a Baños (Avenida Ricardo Duran) in Cuenca, Ecuador
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Great article. You asked, “Is there an area you would like to see covered? Please share in it the comments!”
My wife and I are considering moving to Ecuador and one of the ways we want to supplement our retirement income is to sell digital marketing services, advice and info-products. To do this we need a reasonably high-speed and reliable Internet connection. I’m talking about at least 15 Mbps down and a reasonable amount up, like 3 Mbps. Higher speeds, of course, would be much better as I currently have Verizon FiOS 75/75. I have been unable to find much recent information about Internet speeds and reliability in Ecuador via Google searches, so I wonder if you know of a source for this or could write about it in your column? Thanks in advance.