Day seven, we have to wake up at 6am and get some breakfast, because we are heading to Cuenca and it’s about a four hour drive. We load up the bus and head out on the drive up the sites are amazing and you don’t have a choice but to stay awake, because the road is to bumpy to sleep and my ear hurt if I don’t pop them. We get to see the mountains and the little towns that are in the mountains. After about four hours we still aren’t there, but now we are in the clouds so there are plenty of great photo ops.. We finally stop to eat and not much is different from Guayaquil, because people still drive really close to you and really fast (including the bus drivers). We finally arrive in Cuenca and it looks like a city in Europe, with brick roads and everything is smaller from the building sizes, to the roads, and even the blocks are smaller. We walk around the city and there are huge cathedrals and statutes all over the people are about the same as the people in Cuenca except there aren’t as many people in this city. Later that night I sit around and decide to take a bath late night and I turn on both knobs and NOTHING comes out. People had been telling us about the water systems and how they have to ration water, but until then it didn’t really affect me. That night I didn’t really go out to see the night life, because my girlfriend was sick so I stayed with her and noticed that there were no air conditioning vents in the whole hotel which was a very cold night.