


These pictures are just a couple from Cotacachi - which is known for its leather. I had lunch for $2.50 which included a .6 liter beer - it was soup, rice, home made french fries and liver (I think) & onions - really good. Like many places here you ask for lunch and what you get is what is for lunch - if its a small place you may get 2 options but often times not. This place really closes up for siesta - there is alot of shops that appear to cater to the tourists (I saw one gringo) and they too close up for siesta.


I took a taxi from Cotacachi to the Laguna de Cuicocha. It is about 15km and cost $8 round trip including a half hour wait. There is not much to see other than the awesome vista. My driver said it takes about 4 hours to walk around - maybe Sunday? There is a boat that goes around the islands but it had left by the time I got there. There is a restaurant, hostal, and tourist stuff there - just no tourists hardly.
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