Pichincha Collection (page 3)

Antonio Jose de Sucre (1795-1830). Venezuelan independence leader. Grand Marshal of Ayacucho. Portrait by Joaquin Pinto (1842-1906). Museum of Sucre. Quito. Eucador

Antonio Jose de Sucre (1795-1830), known as the Grand Marshal of Ayacucho. Venezuelan independence leader, general and statesman. Colored engraving, 1888

Gran Colombia-Peru War. Tarqui Battle of the February 27, 1829 between the troops of the Great Colombia led by Antonio Jos頤 e Sucre and the Republic of Peru led by Jos頤 e La Mar

Masked Trogon (Trogon Personatus) In The Cloud-Forest, Mindo, Pichincha, Ecuador

ENDARA, Carlos Manuel (1827 - 1924). The Republic of Ecuador in 1860 foretold. 1900. Eloy Alfaro (with hat), future prime minister

ECUADOR. Quito. Convent of San Francisco. Inside the church and main altarpiece of 18th c. work of Bernardo de Legarda and the Padre Carlos. Mudejar art. Architecture

A Catholic Folk Saint of Quito, Ecuador
This portrait of an antique Catholic peasant saint is located in a small public chapel in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Quito, Ecuador

Quitos Colonial Church and Monastery of Saint Francis
The Church and convent of St. Francis is located in the South American capital city of Quito, Ecuador. This Roman Catholic church was constructed between the years 1550 and 1660

Latin American Colonial Architecture
This Spanish colonial bell tower is located in the UNESCO city of Quito, Ecuador

Ecuador. Process of Independence (1822). Battle of Pichincha. Death of Abd alder󮮠 Anonymous painting. Oil on canvas. ECUADOR. Quito. Eloy Alfaro Military School

ECUADOR. Quito. Convent of San Francisco. Detail of Altarpiece. 1630. Quito School. The use of bright polychromy was a feature of this school. Colonial baroque. Relief

ECUADOR. Quito. Convent of San Francisco. Altarpiece of Santa Catalina. Polychrome carving. 1630. Quito School. The use of bright polychromy was a feature of this school. Colonial baroque

Monument to the Heroes of Independence on Plaza Grande
Ecuador, Quito, the Monument to the Heroes of Independence on Plaza Grande. Quito was declared a World Cultural Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1978

Colonial Church and Monastery of Saint Francis
The Monastery of Francisco is located in Central Quito which is also recognized as an UNESCO city

Colonial Quito
Quito is recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site because of its Spanish Colonial buildings

Urban Quito, Ecuador
This landscape photo is of a hillside neighborhood outside of the historic center of Quito, Ecuador

Old Town Quito: A World Heritage Site
This urban landscape depicts the city of San Francisco de Quito.It is the capital city of Ecuador and is the highest capital city in the world at 9, 350 feet(2850 meters) above sea level

Quito: An UNESCO World Heritage Site
Old Town Quito is located in the South American country of Ecuador.Because of its preservation, Quito is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.In the background stands La Iglesia de la

The BasAilica del Voto Nacional
Ecuador, Quito, the The BasAilica del Voto Nacional in the historic center of the city. Quito was declared a World Cultural Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1978

View of Quito
Ecuador, Quito, view of Quito, the capital of Ecuador

Architectural Features of Quitos Basilica of Nuestra SeAnora de la Merced
This Spanish colonial church is located in the Ecuadorian capital Quito. This white stuccoed church is adorned with Incan and Catholic inscriptions

The Doors of Old Quito
These street doors in the capital city of Quito, Ecuador are reflective of the Spanish influence in its colonial architecture

Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito. Geometric tile floor, Rincon de Puembo, Manuel Burbano, N6-66, Puembo, Ecuador

Colonial Architecture of Quito, Ecuador
Colonial Quito is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO because its preservation of it colonial architecture. Photo was taken on November 26, 2011

Ferns, Sachatamia Lodge, Mindo, Pichincha province, Ecuador, South America. PR
Ferns, Sachatamia Lodge, Mindo, Pichincha province, Ecuador. (PR)

South America, Ecuador, La Mitad del Mundo. La Mitad del Mundo, located exactly on the equator in Ecuador, is almost 100 feet high

Cloud forest scenic Photographed west Andes Paz de las Aves cloud forest
South America, Ecuador, cloud forest scene in the west Andes Paz de las Aves, Pichincha, at the western slope

ECUADOR. Quito. Cathedral. Chapter house. Portrait of the bishop Blas Manuel Sobrino

Americas, Ecuador, Quito. The Basilica del Voto Nacional, construction began in 1892 and is still underway

Ecuador, Quito. The Virgin of Panecillo watches over the capitol of Ecuador against a blue sky

South America, Ecuador, Quito. The Basilica del Voto Nacional, a neo-gothic basilica in Quito

Americas, Ecuador, Quito. The Virgin of Panecillo watches over Quito, A UNESCO WOrld Heritage Site

Ecuador, Quito. One of the many historical churches concentrated in Quitos old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site

Ecuador, Pichincha province, Quito. Statue of Virgin of Quito (30m tall) stands above the city on El Panecillo hill

Hummingbird at feeder, Sachatamia Lodge, Mindo, Pichincha province, Ecuador. (PR)

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"Pichincha: A Captivating Province in Ecuador's South America" Discover the enchanting province of Pichincha, nestled in the heart of South America's vibrant country, Ecuador. From the historic city of Quito to the breathtaking landscapes, it offers a myriad of wonders that will leave you awe-inspired. Immerse yourself in history as you visit Quito, Ecuador's capital city perched over 9, 000 feet above sea level. Marvel at the National flags proudly hanging and feel a sense of national pride. Explore La Compania cathedral and witness its stunning architecture that tells tales of centuries past. Venture into Floresta neighborhood at nightfall and indulge your taste buds with delectable local delights from bustling food stalls. Let the flavors dance on your palate as you savor traditional dishes unique to this region. Embark on an adventure through Mashpi Reserve in Pichincha province where nature thrives abundantly. Encounter fascinating creatures like tree frogs, tarantula spiders, and iguanas amidst lush greenery. Be captivated by the beauty of an owl-eyed butterfly gracefully fluttering by. Satisfy your hunger with mouthwatering local cuisine found within Mashpi Reserve itself. Delight in authentic flavors that showcase Ecuadorian culinary traditions while surrounded by pristine natural surroundings. Feel rejuvenated as you stand before a majestic waterfall cascading down amidst the ethereal Cloudforest landscape within Mashpi Reserve. Let its soothing sounds wash away any worries or stress as you immerse yourself in nature's embrace. Pichincha is more than just a place; it is an experience that combines history, culture, wildlife encounters, and gastronomic delights all into one captivating journey through this remarkable part of Ecuador's diverse tapestry.