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a small waterfall in the middle of a forest

Tucked away in the cloud forest, on the slopes of the Ecuadorian Andes lies the sleepy town of Mindo: the perfect spot for a range of adrenaline sports. Whether it’s tubing, canyoning, mountain biking, canopy flying or hiking, you can do it all in Mindo. Because I was physically unable to partake in any of […]

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a boat is on the water in front of a small hut with thatched roof

It took us about 45 minutes by boat from El Coca to reach the Eco-lodge in the outskirt of the Yasuni National Park (Ecuador), next to Napo River. Yasuni National Park is part of Amazon rainforest.

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Explore the Unique Ecosystem of the Galápagos Islands 🐢✨ Discover the unparalleled biodiversity of the Galápagos Islands in Ecuador. Home to unique species like giant tortoises and marine iguanas, this archipelago is a naturalist's paradise. 🌿🌊 #Galapagos #EcuadorTravel #WildlifeExploration #NatureLovers

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an alpaca standing in the middle of a field with a mountain in the background
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A stunning view of Quilotoa Lake in Ecuador, featuring deep turquoise waters surrounded by dramatic cliffs and lush highland scenery under a dynamic sky filled with clouds

Ecuador is a dream for nature lovers! 🌿🏔️ From the turquoise waters of Quilotoa Lake to the lush Amazon rainforest and the otherworldly Galápagos Islands, this country is packed with jaw-dropping landscapes and hidden gems. Whether you're chasing adventure or looking for the perfect scenic escape, these stunning destinations belong on your bucket list. 🌎✨

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a large lake surrounded by mountains under a blue sky with clouds in the background and water below

Laguna #Quilotoa in #Ecuador was a BEAUTIFUL two-mile wide caldera that you could hike down to. The trek down is relatively easy, just be careful you don't slip on the rocky gravel like trail! Going back up is a different story. The crater lake is rather deep at 250 meters (820 ft), and its distinct coloring comes from the dissolved volcanic minerals remaining from its past eruptions. Swimming is a big no-no. In fact swimming in the lake is more dangerous than at first might appear. The…

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