Municipio de Guaranda is the local government administrative body responsible for managing the city of Guaranda, the capital of Bolívar Province in Ecuador. Guaranda, also known as the City of the Seven Hills, is a picturesque and colorful city nestled in the Andes Mountains with a stunning view of the Chimborazo volcano. With a population of approximately 25,000 in the urban area and 65,000 in the entire canton, Guaranda offers a unique and welcoming atmosphere.

The city's infrastructure is characterized by charming three-story buildings and narrow cobblestone streets. The climate is pleasant, ranging from 15 to 21 degrees Celsius, and varies from cold paramo zones to warm subtropical areas. Municipio de Guaranda is committed to serving its residents and strives to improve their quality of life through various projects and initiatives.

Led by Mayor Inti Yumbay Taris, the municipality aims to create a just, inclusive, participatory, and culturally diverse society. They prioritize dialogue with all sectors of the community to fulfill their comprehensive plan and ensure that Guaranda thrives and flourishes