Antisana Ecological Reserve is a protected area. Located in Napo, Ecuador. About 62 mi (100 km) from Quito. The centerpiece of this nature reserve is the Antisana Volcano. Ecuador's fourth largest mountain 18,870 feet tall (5,753 m). Antisana Ecological Reserve is home to a world of unique flora and fauna. In fact, birding is one of its highlights. Birds such as Andean gulls, ducks, caracaras, hummingbirds, black-faced ibis, and brown-speckled teal. And mammals such as the Andean fox, white-tailed deer, spectacled bears, and mountain tapirs.
The reserve has beautiful lagoons. They reflect the Antisana Peak in their waters. Besides, the volcano other attractions are the Micacocha and Mica lakes. Micacocha lagoon is the biggest in the reserve. While Mica Lake that provides a habitat for many ground birds. Antisana Ecological Reserve is a wonderful place for adventure. Best time to visit is in the morning. Average temperature 40°F-68°F (5°C-20°C). Entrance cost $2.00.
Come and enjoy this wild ecosystem! From high mountain forests to the treeless grassland ecosystem.
