Crossing the valley southeast of Quito you will find the villages of the “Chagras Andinos”, you will ascend to an altitude of 3,700 meters to observe the nesting area of the Andean Condors. Continue to the Antisana National Park to observe typical birds of the páramo such as: the ibis, the cara cara, condors, Andean herons, among others. It is possible that on the way back you will also have the presence of Andean deer and foxes. Lunch and return to Quito.

To the east of the Equatorial Andes, you will find the hot springs in Papallacta. During the trip you will observe a forest of “Polylepys trees” until you reach the highest point of the crossing of the mountain range located at 4200 meters at sea level and descend to 3000 meters where Papallacta is located. Upon arrival there is a short hike to enjoy its natural waters. Here you can book massage therapies. Lunch and return to Quito.

Behind the western Andes, lies the town of Mindo. One of the selected places for lovers of hummingbirds, orchids and butterflies. This is a trip that begins with a hike around the El Pahuma Reserve to learn about the richness of the Chocó region. Afterwards, continue the trip to Mindo to explore the town and its natural beauties. Lunch and return to Quito.

Begin the journey along the Panamerican Highway to be met with an impressive sighting of grazing lands, landscape with farms producing roses for export until arriving at the National Park. The active Cotopaxi Volcano is known as the “Perfect Cone Volcano”. Walking through the Limpiopungo Lagoon, we will observe the natural life and the valuable ecosystem of this beautiful place. Lunch and return to Quito.

The Otavalo Market is one of the favorite places to find all kinds of souvenirs for its visitors. Walking through its quiet aisles, visitors will find weavings, paintings, textiles, clothing and much more. A day full of scenery accompanied by mountains, lakes, music and culture. Lunch and return to Quito.

Half of the World is one of the places where you can place your feet in both hemispheres – North and South. By visiting the Mitad del Mundo Tourist Complex and the surrounding museums, you will discover very interesting facts that contributed to the enrichment of world history.