Why Ecuador Is the Perfect Destination to Explore the Andes The Ecuadorian Andes are among the planet’s most fascinating mountain destinations—and not just because of the impressive stats their volcanoes boast. After years on these trails, I can say
Planning your trip and wondering what to do in Quito? A visit to the Basílica de Quito is an absolute must. This towering structure is one of the largest neo-Gothic churches in Latin America and
Understanding Slow Travel Slow travel is a mindful approach to exploring the world, focused on quality over quantity and depth over speed. Instead of racing through destinations with packed itineraries, it encourages travelers to slow
The Impressive Fire Mountains of South America Ecuador’s landmass stands out as an extraordinary territory where the primal forces of nature meet the millennia-old wisdom of indigenous peoples. This small South American country hosts one
As a young woman in Ecuador – How safe does it feel? When I told my family and friends that I was going to do my internship in Ecuador, most of their reactions were very
Quito from Above: A Unique Cultural Experience Located in the heart of Quito’s Historic Center, the dome of the Metropolitan Cathedral is a hidden gem for travelers looking to explore the cultural and historical soul
After arriving to Sani Lodge and spending two full days filled with interesting experiences and activities in the Yasuní area, today is about the departure and I also share some personal tips and advices for
Parrot Clay Lick, Hike in the National Park, and Kichwa Community In the last blog post, we wrote about the arrival and the second day in Yasuní National Park. Today’s blog article is all about
Day 1: Arrival and Forest Hikes During my trip to Ecuador this year, I had the opportunity to take a tour in the Yasuni National Park. I would spend four days and three nights at
The “Lonely Widower” The name Pasochoa comes from two words in the Panzalean language: “Paso” meaning “widower” and “Chu” meaning “lonely”. Therefore it is known as the “Lonely Widower”. The Volcano owes its name to
