Daule

Daule, situated in the heart of the Guayas region, is a city deeply connected to its agricultural roots, famously known as the 'rice capital of Ecuador'. It lies along the scenic Daule River and plays a pivotal role in the Guayaquil metropolitan area as a dormitory city. Each year, the city comes alive with the 'El Señor de Los Milagros' festival, a significant cultural event that draws both locals and tourists. With its recent establishment as a Roman Catholic Diocese, Daule is not only a hub of economic activity but also a center of cultural and religious significance. The city's indigenous heritage is reflected in its name, originating from the Daulis tribe.