Videos tagged with "virgin"

Santuario de la Virgen del Cajas, Hosteria Dos Chorreras Visita Ecuador! [04:15]
Este es un trabajo de una visita en mi clase de turismo alternativo. Es un lugar bello y espectacular. Si te gusta el turismo de religion y naturaleza este es el lugar perfecto! Don't miss out on a great experience in Ecuador and visit this palce. Yes it is cold, but the nature and its beauty makes up for it all. Just amazing! Visit Ecuador!
Tags: el, cajas, virgen, turismo, religioso, natural, tourism, in, ecuador, religious, virgin, mary, maria, national, park

Sea Term 2012 [04:03]
Golfito, Costa Rica; Guayaquil, Ecuador; Panama City, Republic of Panama; Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, USVI
Tags: Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Sea Term, 2012, Golfito, Costa Rica, Guayaquil, Ecuador, Panama City, Republic of Panama, Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas, United States Virgin Islands

Quito, Ecuador [02:36]
The capital of Ecuador is a great place to get a taste of the South American highlands. Quito is one of the highest placed cities in the world, and the view from there is fantastic. If you come there you can see the Virtue of Quito, climb on volcanoes or step on the Equator Line. You can do many cool things, and we have been there!
Tags: andes, ecuador, equator, quito, south america, travel, tourism, capital, backpacking, destination, bus, shopping, locals, centre of ecuador, alittude, indians, virgin of quito, valley, equator line, tram, sightseeing, language course, old town, unesco, ki

Montañitours. agencia de viajes de Ecuador. [05:47]
Spot realizado por VIRGINIA huespe en enero de 2011. Montañitas (ECUADOR)
Tags: virginia, huespe, montañitours, agencia, ecuador, montañitas, surf, Turismo, Beach, Surfing

Taita and Mama hand card virgin wool in Karabuela, Ecuador [02:42]
Carding is the first step in the process of producing hand-made scarves, ponchos, bags, blankets and shawls at the home shop of this Quichua Indian couple in Ecuador's Imbabura Province. The couple were introduced simply as "Taita" and "Mama", Quichua words that roughly approximate "Sir" and "Ma'am."
Tags: Wool, craft, Ecuador, indigenous