This picture-perfect lake is surrounded by towering snow-topped mountains and is found at over 4600 meters above sea level. The views are majestic and well worth the exhausting 3-hour hike.
Located between towering snow-topped mountains, these two breathtaking crystal clear turquoise lakes stand at over 3850 meters. Their easy accessibility and beauty make it a popular attraction for all travelers.
Hidden on a mountain top, the pre-Incan fortified city of Kuelap is an archaeological site with many mysteries. It is home to few Inca buildings and mainly known for its circular structures of the Chachapoyas.
One of the tallest waterfalls in the world is hidden in proximity to the Peruvian Amazon near the town of Chachapoyas. A true off the beaten path experience, getting there can be taxing but well worth the trip.
Being home to the largest and best-preserved colonial historic city center in Latin America make it a UNESCO World Heritage site. Filled with culture and history, the city modernizes within its traditional landscape.
When traveling from Cuenca to Guayaquil, the route involves crossing the scenic national park of El Cajas. With hundreds of lakes and wildlife, it offers plenty of activities and hikes of all difficulty levels.