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Enjoyed this site as had a great tour guide, it made me think of being on the Jungle boat ride at disney cause they have some pretty cheesy lines but they also provide very interesting facts and the my 15 year old was entertained and...More
This Museum has great guides who speak your native language and interesting and fun activities that prove you are really at the equator. Much better than the big "theme park" Mitad del Mundo" next door!
This is supposed to be the 'real' Mitad del Mundo line as opposed to the official government sponsored one about 400m away. It probably isn't and exact location either; it is tacky, but fun. And the native exhibits are very interesting. Make sure you have...More
A lot of people who go to Ecuador want to go to the middle of the world. I was one of them. Little did I know there were 2, a real one and fake one. This one in the Intinan Museum is considered the real...More
There are so many experiments you can be part of during your visit that you just don't want to finish you visit. At the end you can also get a certificate of accomplishment, if you get to balance the egg on the head of the...More
This museum is worth a visit because it is so unique. Our museum guide did a great job of explaining all the exhibits -- some which center around tribes of Ecuador. The egg balancing on a nail and other experiments were fun to try (and...More
Our guide was fun and enthusiastic. I have no doubt that the "experiments" are not real, but the information was interesting, it was cheap enough ($4 for the English tour) and it was a fun way to spend an hour. And our picture standing on...More
It is $4 per person to enter for a guided tour. We decided to all go and hear about the clockwise verse counter clockwise water flow. We did find the tour a little on the long side but it did have a lot of information...More
This museum claims to be right on the equator, as does the one next door. According to Lonely Planet while close, neither one is actually on the equator. That being said this was very interesting. They have a guided tour, at least in English and...More
This is a fun place to stop in the equatorial region near Quito. The museum has a touristy feel to it and the forced tour is full of questionable scientific claims. That being said you can learn more about the native Ecuadorians as well as...More
