Reventador volcano
Reventador Volcano

Reventador is one of Ecuador’s most active volcanoes. It has an elevation of 11,683 ft. (3,562 m.) above sea level.  The caldera is 2.5 mi. (4 km.) wide in diameter. Located 56 mi. (90 km.) west of Quito, on the edge of the Cayambe-Coca Ecological Reserve. This volcano is densely covered by forests and rises ... Read more

Papallacta
Papallacta, Napo
Cayambe Coca National Park

Papallacta is a small town located in the Napo province, 20 miles west from Quito. Nestled between the Cayambe and the Antisana volcanoes. The town has an elevation of 10,800 ft. (3,300 mt.) Things to do include going to the Papallacta lake and the Termas Papallacta (hot springs). The subterranean activity of the Antisana volcano heats ... Read more

Cayambe Coca National Park
Cayambe volcan, Cayambe Coca National Park

Cayambe Coca National Park is a protected area of damp forests and high grass plains. It extends throughout the provinces of Imbabura, Pichincha, Napo, and Sucumbios. Located about 24 mi. (38 km.) West of Quito. The reserve protects several volcanoes such as Cayambe 18,996 ft. (5,790 m.), Sarahurco 11,433 ft. (3,485 m.), Puntas 14,517 ft. ... Read more

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Napo province

Napo is a province located in the Ecuadorian Oriente, five hours bus ride from Quito. Its capital is Tena. Napo’s main attractions are the Napo Wildlife Center, Papallacta Springs; on the road Quito-Tena; famous for hot springs and hiking; and the indigenous communities where visitors can learn about their culture and traditions.

Napo is characterized by equatorial rainforest typical of the Amazon. There is rainfall year-round; heaviest rains are from April to June.

Local holidays are Provincialization of Napo on February 12 and Foundation of Tena on November 15.

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