Travel Blog Ecuador
Many families wonder if it's possible to visit this jungle paradise with children, and the answer is a resounding yes
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Travel Blog Ecuador
In the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve, these magnificent ghost hunters roam silently through the jungle, leaving only subtle traces of their presence.
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Travel Blog Ecuador
The Jaguar (Panthera onca) is the largest feline in the Americas and the apex predator of the Ecuadorian Amazon.
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Travel Blog Ecuador
With their permanent smile, hypnotically slow movements, and peaceful nature, these canopy dwellers have become the undisputed stars of the Cuyabeno Wildlife Reserve.
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Travel Blog Ecuador
At Green Forest Ecolodge, our native guides know every corner of the jungle and have trained eyes to spot these masters of camouflage.
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Travel Blog Ecuador
If there's one animal that tops every Cuyabeno visitor's wish list, it's undoubtedly the sloth
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*Including meals on the first day (breakfast) and lunch on the last day after returning with transportation.
Departure from Mariscal area at Blue House Hostel (Joaquin Pinto E8-24 y Diego de Almagro).
*Return to Quito: The drop off is at (Jóse de Antepara y Rios, in the Old Town or at Veintimilla and Juan León Mer), in La Mariscal.
*So please keep in mind that you might have to take a taxi to your accommodation after arriving in Quito.
Ask about private transportation from the city of Ecuador.
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