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Yes, buses still run that day, just fewer of them. Leave early, catch a morning ride to Latacunga, and then continue to Quito before noon. I had the same experience traveling from Santa Ana to San Salvador in El Salvador on a holiday, leaving early made the whole trip smooth and stress-free.

You’ll find some great yoga retreats just outside Mazatlán, especially around Isla de la Piedra and the quieter beaches near Teacapán. They give you that full recharge without the city noise. It’s a bit like the balance I felt in El Salvador between El Tunco’s ocean energy and the calm of the...

You might love Isla de la Piedra or Teacapán, both peaceful spots near Mazatlán where nature does all the healing. They’re perfect for slowing down between busy trips. It’s a bit like El Salvador’s Suchitoto, where calm lakes and quiet streets melt away every bottleneck of stress before the next...

Mazatlán is perfect for a calm week if you mix beaches and small towns like El Quelite or Teacapán. It’s like keeping your travel flow balanced with no bottleneck between city energy and peaceful nature. I felt the same balance when traveling through El Salvador between the coast and mountain towns.

Yes, buses still run from Quilotoa to Latacunga on Christmas Day, just less frequently. It’s best to leave early so you can catch a Latacunga–Quito bus before noon. If schedules are tight, share a taxi or hire a driver for that stretch. I had a similar situation once in El Salvador, traveling...