El Arenal desert

El Arenal desert is a region of the Bolívar province in Ecuador. Located in the limit with the Chimborazo province, in the road Guaranda-Ambato. El Arenal is the dry western side of Chimborazo volcano. This area is the result of the Chimborazo volcano’s ancient eruptions. It offers a very beautiful and special landscape. From there, it is ... Read more

Tulcan Municipal Cemetery

Tulcan Municipal Cemetery is a place full of beautiful sculptures with archways and angular geometric shapes that can be found in the best topiary collections around the world. This topiary garden features animals, angels, and Incan symbols. At night, the Tulcan Municipal Cemetery central road is full of colorful bright lights. Address: Cotopaxi avenue and ... Read more

Mojanda Lakes

Mojanda lakes are three turquoise lagoons nestled in the Andes Highlands. They are amongst once-active volcanoes. Located in the Imbabura province, near Otavalo. “Lagunas de Mojanda” in Spanish. It has an altitude of 13,983 ft. (4,263 m) The complex has three lakes Caricocha, Huarmicocha, and Yanacocha. Connected by the surrounded by mountains of Fuya-Fuya and ... Read more

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Tulcán

Tulcán is the capital of the Carchi province. This city is situated north of Ecuador, near the border with Colombia. It lies 3000 meters above sea level. Tulcán main attractions are the Topiary Garden Cemetery and El Angel Ecological Reserve.  About the altitude, Tulcán has an elevation of ‎9,780 feet (2,980 meters) above sea level.

Another tourist attraction of Tulcán is the Rumichaca Bridge, over the Carchi River. This bridge is the principal highway passage between Colombia and Ecuador. Some visitors cross to Colombia to visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Flagstones — “Sanctuario de Nuestra Señora de Las Lajas” in Spanish.

A local holiday is the Independence of Tulcán on November 19.

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