A carnival-like event in Atuntaqui and other cities, similar to April Fool’s Day.

Traditional celebrations throughout Ecuador, including fireworks and the burning of effigies ("Año Viejo") to symbolize the end of the year.

One of the most widely celebrated events, with parades, water fights, and parties across cities like Guaranda, Ambato, and Quito.

Celebrated with religious processions and events across Ecuador, particularly in Quito and Cuenca.

Held in Cumbe to celebrate the local fruit with food, music, and dance.

Particularly large processions in Quito, including the famous "Jesus del Gran Poder" procession.

Celebrated on April 12 with parades, cultural events, and fireworks.

Celebrated across Ecuador with marches and public events.

Various events in May to celebrate flowers and fruit harvesting in different regions.

The Incan Sun Festival is celebrated in indigenous communities, particularly in the northern provinces such as Otavalo and Cotacachi.

A religious event celebrated with fireworks, dancing, and music in areas like Pujilí and Cuenca.

A large celebration in Guayaquil with parades, military displays, and cultural events.

Celebrations in the capital that commemorate its founding with music, parades, and cultural events.

A traditional cowboy festival in Machachi, featuring rodeos, parades, and dancing.

Held in Otavalo, this festival celebrates the harvest with traditional music, dancing, and food.

Guayaquil holds celebrations with fireworks, parades, and cultural activities.

A major art event that draws artists and visitors from all over the world.

A day of remembrance for the deceased, with special food (like "guaguas de pan") and ceremonies throughout Ecuador.

Celebrated with parades, fireworks, and cultural events in Cuenca.

Ecuador celebrates with nativity scenes, lights, and special Masses, especially in Quito and Cuenca.

The burning of effigies ("Año Viejo") and fireworks mark the end of the year, with large celebrations in Quito, Guayaquil, and other cities.