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It is the most populated province in the country and contains 24.5% of the population of the Republic. The province takes its name from the largest and most important river in its territory, the Guayas River.

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This national symbol of the nation was preserved until Simón Bolívar, on July 13, 1822, managed to persuade Ecuadorians to use the characteristic tricolor of Gran Colombia.

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The province of Guayas has a great gastronomic variety as a result of the fusion with other cultures and community sub-groups, thus obtaining a mixture of customs, among others.

Examples: The Fry.Rice, with Stew and Meat, Fish bun.

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Churute: The reserve is a refuge for many species of fauna, some of them threatened.

The Noria or the Pearl: The Ferris wheel is next to the Centro Cultural Libertador Simón Bolívar and in front of the Cinema Malecón facilities.

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The fine Love: Amorfinos are sung or recited at parties, that is, verses dedicated to pretty girls. They are accompanied by a guitar.

The Rodeos: They are a custom that is carried out in various towns on the Coast.

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The typical clothing is recorded for the 1930s called “the cotona". The complete clothing is light blue and white dresses, with umbrellas and scarves for the ladies, men, guayaberas, white pants and a hat.

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Guayas is a territory in which agriculture, fish farming and commerce have great dynamism, which has generated it to become a development pole for Ecuador.
For this reason, it receives constant internal migration, becoming the province with the largest population in Ecuador.