72 Hours in Quito, Ecuador - Top Things to See & Do

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Great vlog True Wind Healing Travel.

[@TrueWindHealingTravel]

Thanks so much. It was fun to make.

[@GreatCityAttractions]

yes looks great @@TrueWindHealingTravel

[@RebaNicholson-p4z]

So interesting. Feels like I am there with you. Great video.

[@TrueWindHealingTravel]

Great, that's what I want is to share the experience!

[@themovingrebel876]

Nice video. Going there in December

[@TrueWindHealingTravel]

Enjoy. Quito is so incredible with so much to see and do.

[@nancyg4321]

Nice video.

[@TrueWindHealingTravel]

Thanks, Quito is fun to film!

[@CelticFanContent]

Thanks for the video. Im visiting Quito in March 2024, whats the weather like, specifically rain fall? Thanks

[@TrueWindHealingTravel]

From my blog, linked in description: Because of its altitude and location near the equator, Quito has a constant cool climate with average temperatures ranging in daytime at 70.5 F (21.4 C) and nighttime at 49.6 F (9.8 C). However, it has 2 seasons: dry season from June - August and wet season from September - May. April is the rainiest month. I was there in April and the rain arrived in afternoon almost daily. So, it's good to get up early and tour in the morning before the clouds arrive.

[@Gabriel-pt6tq]

Nice video, Quito looks amazing. I'm surprised how many people are still wearing masks there.

[@TrueWindHealingTravel]

Thanks so much. It was fun making the video. Yes, there are still people wearing masks, but I don't recall any places requiring them.

[@Gabriel-pt6tq]

@True Wind Healing Travel I'm pondering the idea of going to Quito this fall for a month or more while taking online classes from a college here in the US where I live. Apts look affordable, and I want to improve my Spanish.

[@TrueWindHealingTravel]

Sounds like a good idea. I am actually considering Quito as well to live for a couple months and learn Spanish. I love it overall, except the traffic is bad.