Zaruma, Charming town in Ecuador
Zaruma, known for its rich architecture and beautiful landscapes, stands out in the El Oro province.
The history of Zaruma dates back to pre-Columbian times, with a significant boom during the colonial period due to mining.
The city's culture is heavily influenced by its mining heritage and traditional Ecuardorian customs.
Visitors to Zaruma can explore its historic center on foot due to its compact size.
Zaruma is famous for its 'Sexmo,' an ancient measuring system used in mining.
Location: Zaruma Canton
Inception: December 8, 1595
Population: 10005
Elevation above the sea: 1,200 m
Website: zaruma.gob.ec
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Zaruma, known for its rich architecture and beautiful landscapes, stands out in the El Oro province.
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