Basilica del Voto Nacional Review

The country vowed that the church was called "Brazilian Rika" 151 meters by locals. It was tall enough to be seen by either side of the city. It was simple enough to go in and there was not much. The top was charged separately, not expensive, and we were tired. The other churches in Quito are more luxurious than this.

The church is indeed gorgeous, and visitors pay $2 to climb one of the spires. Climbing to the roof of the nave, in addition to watching the interior design of the church from top to bottom, the surprise is to see the painted glass windows up close! Since the tower is very thin, can only accommodate a few people, so queue up the stairs. The spire is more than 100 metres from the ground.

The Basílica, the largest Goethe-style church in Latin America, was built in 1892 and is still under construction. Local legend is that the day the church is completed is the end of the world. The church is indeed gorgeous, and visitors pay $2 to climb one of the spires.

Ecuador has a population of about 17.94 million (2021). Of these, Indo-European mixed races account for 77.42%, Indians account for 6.83%, whites account for 10.46%, black and white mixed races account for 2.74%, black and other races account for 2.55%, and the official language is Spanish.

It's really beautiful. It's really beautiful.

Quito, Ecuador, South American country

Beautiful church, foreign features, took many photos.

f Very good experience, go here to take a taxi. The only regret is that there are fewer hotels next to it.