Alausà Welcomes Back the Nariz del Diablo Tourist Train
With the grand re-opening of the Nariz del Diablo, the famous train ride that starts in Alausi,...
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Alausà Welcomes Back the Nariz del Diablo Tourist Train
With the grand re-opening of the Nariz del Diablo, the famous train ride that starts in Alausi,...
Community Tourism in Chachapoyas, Peru
Amazonas is a region bursting with archaeological treasures, culinary delights, vibrant colors,...
5 Essential Tips To Avoid Mosquito Bites in the Amazon
On my recent trip to Ecuador’s Amazon, I was extremely fortunate to walk away without a...
The Successful Search for Angie’s Ultralight Backpack
Looking for the perfect blend of durability and minimalism in your hiking daypack? The Wy’east...
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Where to See Hummingbirds in Ecuador
Birdwatchers from around the world come to Ecuador in hopes of seeing as many as 132 species of...
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The Successful Search for Angie’s Ultralight Backpack
Looking for the perfect blend of durability and minimalism in your hiking daypack? The Wy’east...
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The Vulnerable Giant Antpitta
Earlier this year, the birding world was shocked to learn that the Refugio Paz de Las Aves near...
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Plan Your Trip To Ecuador’s Limoncocha Biological Reserve
When our friend and photographer, Humberto Castillo found out we were headed to the Yasuni...
Stunning Orchids at Quito’s Botanical Garden
I look forward to orchid season in and around Quito! That means from about December through April,...
The Successful Search for Angie’s Ultralight Backpack
Looking for the perfect blend of durability and minimalism in your hiking daypack? The Wy’east...
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Andean Traditions: Understanding Ecuador’s Day of the Dead
In Ecuador, DÃa de los Difuntos (Day of the Dead or Day of the Deceased) is celebrated on November...
The Enduring Ancient Sites of Quito, Ecuador
While Quito, Ecuador is not well-known for its great Inca ruins, the city and surrounding area are...
A Museum for Quito’s Beloved Patron Saint: Mariana de Jesus
The Museo del Carmen Alto is dedicated to the life and work of Mariana de Jesus. She is best known...
Ancient Pyramids of CochasquÃ
Not far from the imaginary line that divides the world in half is an archeology site still waiting...
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Christmas Bird Count – El Chaco and Quijos
In Ecuador, the Christmas Bird Count is held every year with a total of 21 established official...
