Ecuadorian embassy in London 
www.reinounido.embajada.gob.ec

Anglo Ecuadorian Society 
www.anglo-ecuadoriansociety.org 
UK in Ecuador
www.ukinecuador.fco.gov.uk

Galapagos Conservation Trust
www.galapagosconservation.org.uk

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    Ecuadorian and Britons 

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    Love football

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    Ecuador and The UK are on imaginary lines 

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    The Equator 

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    Greenwich

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    Ecuadorian and 

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    Britons

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    Love Galapagos

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    Thanks to Charles Darwin

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    Britons and 

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    Ecuadorian 

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    Love toquilla straw hats

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DID YOU KNOW? 
  • The Galapagos Islands, famous for their connection with Charles Darwin and his work on the “Origin of the Species” are part of Ecuador. 

  • *Yasuni National Park, located in Ecuador's Amazon region, is the most biologically diverse forest on the planet. UNESCO named Yasuni a biosphere reserve in 1989. A small part of the park, known as Ishpingo-Tiputini-Tambococha (ITT), is home to at least two indigenous tribes, the Tagaeri and Taromenane, who maintain their traditional lifestyles in voluntary isolation. 

  • The Indian market at Otavalo is one of the most famous in South America

  • The capital Quito was once the centre of the Inca Empire

  • Chimborazo, the highest mountain in Ecuador at 6,310m is the furthest point from the centre of the earth

  • Ecuador, although the same size as the UK, is a hugely diverse country and home to five different climatic zones.