El Altar is an extinct volcano that features a summit of 17,451 feet (5,319 m), which makes it a little taller than t...

Tungurahua is an active stratovolcano is affectionately known as “Throat of Fire.” The volcano began erupting and di...

Sangay National Park is located in the central part of Ecuador on the Andes mountains' eastern side. The park covers...

Quito, the capital of Ecuador, was founded in the 16th century on the ruins of an Inca city and stands at an altitude...

Santa Ana de los Rios de Cuenca is set in a valley surrounded by the Andean mountains in the south of Ecuador. This i...

The national park is home to the Galapagos Islands with the park boundaries encompassing an area of 7,880 sq km. The...

Perched at 8,500 feet, Casa de Arbol is a seismic monitoring station – with a swing. The lonely seat swings visitors ...

Loja is one of Ecuador’s oldest cities. Founded in 1548, it’s also known as the music and cultural capital of Ecuador...

Approximately 19 miles northeast of Quito is Cochasquí Archaeological Park and, within it, are the ancient pyramids o...

A visit to the stunningly beautiful La Nariz del Diablo ("The Devil's Nose") should be on everyone's bucket list. Whe...

Sangay Volcano is where the name of the park is derived. It is an active stratovolcano featuring a symmetrical cone....

Cotton-white sands, deep blue waters, and pristine shorelines make this a dreamy destination for true nature lovers. ...