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Communications, post and phones
 

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Most towns and villages in Ecuador have post and telephone offices, so in theory it shouldn't be too hard to keep in touch with home. Generally speaking, the postal service is reliable, as is the telephone system, for domestic calls at least. The service for international calls, on the other hand, is very expensive, and collect and charge/calling card calls are only possible to a handful of countries. Internet and email access, although mainly confined to major towns and cities, is growing all the time, and is by far the easiest and cheapest way to stay in touch


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Ecuador

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ECUADOR
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HISTORY
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CLIMATE
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LANGUAGE
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GETTING AROUND
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WHERE TO GO: SOME HIGHLIGHTS
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MAPS AND INFORMATION
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OPENING HOURS, PUBLIC HOLIDAYS AND FESTIVALS
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CRAFTS AND MARKETS
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NATIONAL PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS
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OUTDOOR PURSUITS
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DIRECTORY
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METRIC EQUIVALENT WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
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MAINLAND GEOGRAPHY AND WILDLIFE
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BOOKS
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RED TAPE AND VISAS
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INSURANCE
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HEALTH
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COSTS, MONEY AND BANKS
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COMMUNICATIONS, POST AND PHONES
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THE MEDIA
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CRIME AND PERSONAL SAFETY
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WORK, VOLUNTEERING AND STUDY
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WOMEN TRAVELLERS
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EATING AND DRINKING
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GETTING THERE