Hola Vida Waterfall

Tarqui, Puyo, Pastaza

Paseo de Los Monos

Km. 2 Via Puyo - Arajuno

Hostal Posada Real

4 De Enero Y 27 De Febrero, A 2 Cuadras Del Parque Central.

Hostería “Flor de Canela”

Calle Cotopaxi, sector del Barrio el Obrero,

Hostería Ecopark

Km. 1,5 Vía Puyo – Shell – Baños

Yanacocha Rescue Animal Center

YanaCocha Centro de Rescate – Vía Puyo Tena

593979093065

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Places to visit within 30 km.

Rainbow waterfall

The Rainbow Waterfall is the ideal place to practice canyoning, an adventure sport that consists of descending through waterfall ropes. With the necessary equipment and the instructions of the guides, you will be able to enjoy the adrenaline and the emotion of living nature to the fullest. You can also enjoy a refreshing bath in its water. During the walk that takes place to reach this beautiful waterfall you will be able to learn about medicinal plants and observe some species of birds and insects from the Amazon. How to get? You must take the road to Macas and stay at kilometer 22 where there are tourist signs indicating that you have arrived at the place, from there, together with the guide, you will embark on an exciting walk along the path that leads to the waterfall, the adventure walk through the hard jungle. approximately 40 minutes Activities and services: swimming in the river Visit to the waterfall Feeding walks Canyoning rappelling Entrance cost: Adults $1.00 Children $0.50 Recommendations: Comfortable clothes Sunscreen Insect repellent Cap Photo camera Parasol

6.99 Km.

Yaku Runa indigenous community

Community Tourism in the Yaku Runa community in Mera Pastaza Located 30 minutes from the cantonal head, Yaku Runa is a mixture of mysticism, tranquility and natural beauty, where the visitor will have the opportunity to live with the resident families and learn from them the ancestral knowledge that characterizes the Amazon communities. Its main attraction is its large lagoon, a mirror of water in which the visitor can enjoy canoe rides or family kayaks. Additionally, the community has several trails through the forest, which will allow the traveler to get up close to the flora species. and fauna typical of the sector as well as the medicinal properties of several of the plants traditionally used. The place offers camping and food services, so that at nightfall the visitor can enjoy a night walk or a shamanic clean by the lagoon. More information at the following contact: Mauricio Rodas 0993467553

8.53 Km.

The twin waterfalls

This beautiful waterfall has a waterfall of approximately 15 m high, about 20 minutes from the arrival point, crystal clear and uncontaminated water, it is easily accessible by the construction of a trail through which you can see varieties of Flora and fauna. About 50 m from the Las Gemelas waterfalls we come to another waterfall of about 5 m which has the same characteristics as the previous ones since it is its continuation, which is why it bears the same name, it is easily accessible.One of its main attractions are the various little birds that surround the waterfall and their trills are magical melodies that welcome the tourist. The transparency of its waters is clear, its temperature is varied, the waterfall is thick and of great intensity, its landscape contour is unique since it has a special flora and fauna. Location: It is located almost half an hour from the Chimbilacos waterfall, in the Chinimpi community. Attractions Chinimpi Community: It is located southeast of the Palora canton and east of the Sangay parish. It is the most representative community of the canton for which the majority of Natives live, and it has wonderful places such as the Chinimpi waterfall and the Cueva de la Paz, very cozy and quiet places.

15.11 Km.

Mirador Paz Yaku community tourism center

The Paz Yaku community is located just 30 minutes from the cantonal head, in the Madre Tierra parish, access to this sector combines a paved road and a short journey on a second-order highway, the community offers a variety of activities among the which highlight hiking, bird watching, camping and a visit to its viewpoint, an attraction located on top of a mountain that can be accessed after a 45-minute walk through the forest, the reward for the effort will be to enjoy the imposing beauty of the amazonian landscape taking the immense amazonian plain, the river Pastaza and the Cordillera Oriental as central elements. The viewpoint has a platform and a small cabin where the visitor can rest, take photographs, watch the sunset or simply rest in a hammock; However, its main attraction is the swing that rises several hundred meters above the plain, allowing the visitor to enjoy the Amazon from a totally different perspective. The cost per person for children is $ 1 and adults $ 1.50, on site food service is offered with a value that ranges between 3 to 6 dollars depending on the dish, while the camping service has a cost of 8 dollars including breakfast. If you want to spend the night in the viewpoint, don't forget to bring enough warm clothes for the night. If you plan to photograph the sunset, we recommend you bring a wide-angle lens. More information at the following contact: Edgar Mayancha 0981325435

15.80 Km.

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Living Water Artisan Center

At the Agua viva Artisan Center you can find artisanal products made by hand with raw materials from the area. First of all, you have to know a bit of history about the elaboration of ceramic-based handicrafts, since this is linked to the history of almost all the peoples of the indigenous nationalities that can be found in the Ecuadorian Amazon. This encompasses their own evolutions, but today other nationalities have been promoted and their study is linked to the relationships of human beings that have allowed the advancement of this art of the KICHWUA woman. One of the biggest projects is to exhibit and spread the artisan wealth of the original people, which has greater permanence and development, precisely the non-profit marketing and fair trade conditions of the handicrafts produced by the women of the Artisan Center are sought " Living Water". How to get to this Craft Center? It is located in the Madre Tierra parish located just 10 minutes by car from the Shell parish and 12 km from the center of Puyo. Activities and services: Observation of ceramics and crafts Sale of handicrafts of the Kichwa Nationality Feeding Tourists can make their own handicrafts. Sales: Jewelry in natural seeds (necklaces, bracelets, straps, pendants, among others) Clay pots and jugs Clay utensils. Prices vary depending on the handicrafts you want to purchase.

17.49 Km.

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Puyo Ethno-Archaeological Museum

Anthropological museum that exhibits replicas of the different houses and has archaeological pieces of great cultural value. Among its most notable pieces are funerary vessels made of Amazonian clay, stone pieces and hand tools used by the aborigines of Pastaza. Some of these pieces date back to more than 2,000 years B.C. When you visit the place you will be able to find replicas of the different types of huts or typical houses made in their own style and functionality. The explanations provided are very illustrative for fans of anthropology and archeology. How to get to the Museum? Puyo: Calle 9 de Octubre, between Francisco de Orellana and Atahualpa in Puyo. Activities and Services: Interpretation of the seven indigenous nationalities of Pastaza Archeology Representations of ethnic dwellings Guided tour Entrance cost: Admission to the museum is completely free, but donations are also accepted. Schedule: Wednesday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., available by appointment at other times. Recommendations: Bring a camera

18.80 Km.