Begin by hiking in the Sierra climate around the Limpiopungo lagoon (13,000 ft / 3,800 m) on the foothills of the Rumiñahui volcano. From here, we have the best views of Cotopaxi, the world’s highest active volcano. There is also a chance to see wild horses, wild bulls, and some bird species. Concluding our day, we will drive to Isinlivi, where we will spend the night. Trekking time: 2 hours on flat terrain around Limpiopungo lagoon, elevation: 12,631 ft, elevation gain 1,000 feet, distance 5 miles, total steps 15,345.

The charming Andean mountain landscapes will inspire us today on a 13.5 km (8.4 mi) trek along the Toachi canyon. Experience stunning views of small villages and indigenous people working in the fields. We will hike down to the Toachi River canyon and then back up to the main road, which will take us to Chugchilán, a small town in the middle of the Quilotoa loop. Here we will find our Eco-house accommodation, and in the afternoon we can explore the village, with a great opportunity to gain a bit of cultural experience with the locals. Trekking time: 2 hours downhill from 10,810 ft (3,295 m) to the Toachi River at 9,500 ft (2,896 m), then 2 hours uphill to Chugchilán at 10,498 ft (3,200 m). Total steps: 25,481

Early in the morning, after breakfast, we will start our 11 km (6.9 miles) hiking adventure along small trails blazed by the mountain people and still used by locals to transport goods and cross the canyons to reach neighboring communities. While trekking on this trail, it is common to see the traditional custom of exchanging goods; bartering is still used today. We will venture into impressive canyons and later climb back to the crater rim, where you will be rewarded with spectacular views of Quilotoa Lake. The majesty of this place will take your breath away. Enjoy a beautiful picnic with the best views of the volcano, then transfer for 2.5 hours to a magical hacienda in the foothills of Chimborazo volcano. Trekking time: 1 hour downhill from 10,498 ft to the Toachi River at 9,800 ft, then 2.5 hours uphill to 13,000 ft. After, 1.5 hours on flat terrain. Total steps: 27,518

Early in the morning, we will drive through valleys and farming villages to reach Chimborazo Volcano, the highest mountain in Ecuador, at an elevation of 6,310 m (20,702 ft) above sea level — its summit being the furthest point from the center of the Earth on the entire planet. On a clear day, the majestic peak of Chimborazo dominates the view for many kilometers. Visiting this spectacular national park involves a short 0.9 km (0.57 mi) hike to reach an elevation of 5,000 m (16,404 ft), where the glacier begins. On the hike, we will try to spot some wildlife such as the Andean condor, caracara, hummingbirds, and the timid wild Vicuñas. Once extinct in Ecuador, vicuñas were reintroduced into the wild and are now protected — these beautiful animals are relatives of the alpaca and llama. A delicious picnic will be organized at the base camp before we leave. Trekking time: 1.5 hours uphill from 15,748 ft to 16,732 ft and then 45 minutes downhill back. Total steps: 14,974

Trek in Llanganates National Park for 6 hours, famous for its breathtaking landscapes and legendary mystery. According to folklore, the Inca General Rumiñahui is said to have hidden a vast treasure of gold somewhere in the Tungurahua mountain range. The hike begins at 3,200 m (10,498 ft) above sea level and climbs to 3,600 m (12,024 ft), passing through diverse vegetation zones. On a clear day, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of the Tungurahua and Sangay volcanoes. After this magical trek, return to the vibrant town of Baños. You’ll have the opportunity to unwind in a local spa with a relaxing massage or soak in the famous hot springs. In the evening, experience Baños’ lively nightlife.

Baños is a town well known for its spectacular location right at the foothills of the active Tungurahua volcano and is an excellent place for outdoor activities including horseback riding, canyoning, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and rafting. It is one of the most popular and important tourist spots in the country, you will find many Ecuadorian families vacationing here. One look to this delightfully green mountain town and you will know why. Surprisingly, it is pleasant and unspoiled. This morning we will hit the road of the waterfalls. The first stop will be at the Bride´s Veil waterfall, where we will take the Tarabita (cable car) to get across the Pastaza River. Then, we will hike down for one hour to the Pailon del Diablo waterfall, the second-highest in Ecuador. After a day full of adventures in the cloud forest, you will enjoy the scenic ride returning us to Quito City.

Today our trip will end and you will have your International departures. Take with you your memories and photos and leave a piece of your heart, as you will want to return to Ecuador soon to experience more of this enchanted land. We wish you a "Buen Viaje"!