Santo Domingo de Los Tsáchilas is an Ecuadorian province, part of the Coast region. Its capital is Santo Domingo. One of its main attractions is visiting the Tsáchila communities. People from these communities have a peculiar haircut in the form of a bowl glued down with bright-red achiote dye. Indeed, this is the reason, they are known as "Los Colorados" meaning "colored/painted" or "redheads."
Santo Domingo de Los Tsáchilas's main attractions are La Perla protective forest, Delta protective forests, Lelia river, and the viewpoint “El Bombolí.”
Local holidays are Cantonization of Santo Domingo on July 3 and the Provincialization of Santo Domingo on November 6.
