We love visiting local markets, so when we heard that the little hill town of Saraguro had an especially large and interesting one, we got on a local bus and made the 0ne-and-a-half-hour journey without hesitation.
It was a lovely trip through green, rolling hills.
The market was large and bustling. The produce was incredible.
There was a wide variety of delicious-looking foods.

Most the customers were dressed in their traditional clothing.

Short pants for the men.
Even some people without shoes.
But of course everyone had a cell phone.
We were especially taken by this mobile ice cream parlor.
In all, it was an interesting glimpse into the daily lives of traditional Ecuadoreans.
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