Without a doubt Guayaquil has becoming a well known place to visit on the Latin American tours, not only you can fly there, but also you can reach it by cruise, many US cruise ships stops at Guayaquil on their way to Chile and Argentina, this city has opened itself with all the new infrastructure as well as many first-class hotels are ready to receive tourism from all over the world.
As we were stopping for a few days on Guayaquil's Port, we decided to take a tour to the Anthropological Museum, oh boy, let me tell you--what a good experience we had. They have all the Inca's history along with the Guayaquil's foundation, we learned all the history that took place in this rich region many years ago.
We were delightful for the way this museum has preserved many of this Ecuadorean history through the years, and this well organized museum has a great organization and we are please to inform that every single detail had been taking under consideration on this magnificent building located in privileged part of the city, right on the Malecon 2000, we loved this paradise place not only for the resemble of a big ship but also for its futuristic designs, I would recommend anyone see it. It is a very nice place to stop by for at least two days or perhaps three.
by World_Explorer on December 26, 2005
Anthropological Museum of Guayaquil
South end of the Malecon 2.000 Loja and Malecon Simon Bolivar Guayaquil, Ecuador