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Did you know that Quito, Ecuador is surrounded by Volcanoes? There is one that Tourists climb quite frequently. The Rucu Pichincha summit climb is something that also unexperienced people can do. That's why I did it two times :)
The breathtaking views from 4800 Meters are highly rewarding the exhausting way up.
In the Video I tell you how to get to the summit.
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Climbing the Ruco Pichincha Volcano - Quito,Ecuador #2
Climbing the Ruco Pichincha Volcano
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The culture of Ecuador is vibrant and authentic. You'll get to experience it firsthand as you explore Quito, visit the Middle of the World museum, try the delicacies sold by street vendors and balance on the equator.
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THE Hike to do while Backpacking Ecuador - Quilotoa Loop
The Quilotoa Loop is a famous hike in Ecuador because it's that damn good! It takes you to rural mountainous areas of Ecuador. We love hiking, but this adventure was the first time we tackled a multi-day hike that required us to get up everyday and cover a certain distance. It ended up being the perfect adventure in Ecuador.
The Quilotoa Loop is named for the Quilotoa volcano, which is also the Quilotoa caldera, or the Quilotoa lagoon. It's an extinct volcano that is now filled with a beautiful green-blue water. It's seriously one of the most breathtaking sights I've seen. The 'loop' part of the name is a bit of a misnomer. You don't exactly end up in the same place you started, but both starting and ending spots are a a couple hours by bus from Latacunga, which connects to Quito, Banos, Riobamba, Cuenca, and pretty much anywhere you want to go in Ecuador.
We kind of did the loop backwards - most people want to end at the Quilotoa volcano for the reason that it's sort of the main attraction. We were more than happy to see the Quilotoa caldera first though. Mainly because it makes the hike much easier - it makes the first day the hardest day and it makes it more downhill than up. If we would have done it the other way, I think we would have struggled a lot more.
The first day involved hiking around the outside of the volcano crater (about a quarter of the way around), then you have 2 options: you can either go the easier way, which follows the road, or you can go the extreme way, which has incredible views but is more difficult. We're extreme to the max. At first we were like, 'this ain't that extreme', but then we reached a cliff and realized we had to go down it. It was actually really cool and not all that tough (going up with have been much harder). It takes you down into a valley and across a river, and then back up the other side to the first stop, Chugchilan.
All the stops have a few options for accommodations. It doesn't seem like you have to book ahead, but we did. They all feed you breakfast and dinner, which is good because the villages are small and there aren't really many options for food.
The next day we headed back into the canyon and up and out the other side. We had purchased a pack lunch from our guesthouse, which was ready to go when we checked out. It was a nice rest and refuel for us.
The rest of the second day was fairly easy, and really quite beautiful as you walk along a country road, past small farm houses and lots of views over the valley. We arrived in Isinlivi at around 2:00PM.
The last day was suppose to be the easiest, but it was a bit muddy. I slipped and fell back on my hands at one point. Unfortunately, there was a thorn bush right where my hands landed. I had to pull a couple of thorns out of my hand, but I was okay. The mud didn't last long and after a bit of a difficult climb, we arrived at our last stop, Sigchos where we grabbed lunch (there's an amazing hornado ( place on the corner of the square.
Each day was about 4-5 hours of hiking - about 13 hours of hiking total. It was cheap, with the only cost really being some food and 3 nights in hostels. I think it cost us about $65 each.
I recommend leaving early to get the hiking over with by early afternoon. That way you miss the rain, which always started in the afternoon to early evening, and it also means you don't necessarily have to pack a lunch. We only took a lunch on the second day, but snacks to refuel are recommended as well as plenty of water, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
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Day12. Huck’s Mountain notes. May 30th, 2019. Part l. Amazonas, Ecuador.
I dreamt a horrible thing and woke up, then I dreamt some bad things again, sweating alone at this Cuyabuya, Amazonas. Chaiman EcoLodge. Blamed it on the many cups of great Ecuadorean coffee earlier or I had triggered the Amazonas Tree Boa snake’s anger, because I was the last one to hold him, pictured him and released him back to the wild; or I have casted into the forest’s spirit of the biggest tree I saw in the rainforest, the Sionas community Shalmon said that...heard the Owl answering with another bird from far. I just love the rainforest night music and non human noise at this only me moment.
Then my alarm rang, it was still drizzling, pray it would stop at 6am. It has been raining the whole night. It did. My private Guide Franklan has already waiting at my door.
It was still dark, the boat was full of the rain water. He patiently drained them out with a plastic container. I picked the many fallen leaves.
The Mother Earth slowly waking up by a group of Squirrel Monkey jumping on the trees. What I do not want to miss was the first break of the sun, the awakening of the misty Amazonas Rainforest.
Fishing Bats flew over me in a group like some sparrows; the Stinking Turkey birds (as the Siona called it, because it was smelly to eat. lol) spreading their wings, proudly flexing their muscles to the ladies under the morning sun. Then I head some cows mooing, my Guide immediately paddled into the deeper lagoon which I have to bend my body so low to pass through the lower branches, and I fell backwards on the boat. Lol! The Rufecent Tiger-heron were not a cow, but sounds like a cow. What a beautiful creature I adored in Amazonas. I was so amazed.
After a wholesome breakfast, I paddled the boat again with my Guide into the non-motorboat allowed zone. We paddled almost 4km away from my lodge. This time I saw some Yellow Rumped Cacique Birds, the large Kingfisher, Yellow tails Horopendol, the Greater Ani large bird that changed into the blue black colour body depending on the sun shines. When we paddled even deeper, there clown looking face Monkey crossing over the lower branches stared at this strange Asian. We also found two Wolf Monkeys with a sharp mouth and beautiful Wolf stripes tail. Extremely shy but walking elegantly passing the huge trees on the lagoon.
My thoughtful Guide brought two big local Oranges and peeled with his sharp Indiana Jones knife. While I’m having it under the law shady trees, he surprised me with his fishing rod with Chicken meat. You should know what fish he got into his hand after a few failed attempts that made my jaw seriously dropped. So huge! ( could not go on into details, it was not allowed to fish at Amazonas, for your reading only!) He let it go after demonstrated its bloody sharp teeth that can bite your hand off in a second. Thank You so much for opening my eyes, my mind! That should be a lifetime images would stay with me for a long time...
Halfway paddling back, the rain came, put on my ‘poncho’, continued paddled home, I realised it was very tiring for a first timer on non motorboat but definitely a meaningful adventure that I’ver had. I’m grateful.
Muchas Gracias, Amigo. Adios!
xx huck
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Tours in Ecuador Lloa-Mindo Trekking 3 Days by Gulliver Expeditions
Ecuador offers a great diversity of routes for Nature lovers, turning into a great destiny for adventures like Hiking. The Lloa -- Mindo trail is a great remote hiking route, which takes you from the Andean humid high forest into the evergreen rain forest. This trek starts at the altitude of 3000 meters and continues to the altitude of 1200 m with temperature ranging between 15 and 25 degrees.
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