3 Bio-regions of Ecuador
3 Bio-regions of Ecuador
PAILÓN DEL DIABLO
We will start our journey visiting a great wonder, the Pailon del Diablo, located at the gateway to the Amazon: Baños de Agua Santa. A place of exuberant flora and fauna. Here we can hike and get a little wet while walking through the magnificent infrastructure made of stone to reach the inside of the waterfall.
CANELOS
We will continue our way to the Kichwa Canelos community. Surrounded by the Bobonaza River, nutritious forests and beautiful sounds.
Here we will do some practices of the Kichwa’s culture, such as ceramics, and we will develop the first section of our training in Regenerative Culture.
PASTAZA
Submerged in the Ecuadorian jungle, Pastaza.
This beautiful and rich land has the largest number of indigenous nationalities and is also the zone with the highest volume of water precipitation per year.
PAILÓN DEL DIABLO
We will start our journey visiting a great wonder, the Pailon del Diablo, located at the gateway to the Amazon: Baños de Agua Santa. A place of exuberant flora and fauna. Here we can hike and get a little wet while walking through the magnificent infrastructure made of stone to reach the inside of the waterfall.
CANELOS
We will continue our way to the Kichwa Canelos community. Surrounded by the Bobonaza River, nutritious forests and beautiful sounds.
Here we will do some practices of the Kichwa’s culture, such as ceramics, and we will develop the first section of our training in Regenerative Culture.
PASTAZA
Submerged in the Ecuadorian jungle, Pastaza is the land of cinnamon.
This beautiful and rich land has the largest number of indigenous nationalities and is also the zone with the highest volume of water precipitation per year.
CUENCA
Here you will enjoy and discover ancient cathedrals and colonial parks.
We will walk through its cobblestone streets and the Tomebamba’s riverside, one of the four rivers that run through Cuenca.
It is also characterized by its toquilla straw weavings, silver crafts and the colorful skirts of its women, the cholas cuencanas.
INTI KAMARI
Located in the subtropical valley of Yunguilla, one hour from Cuenca, it is hidden gem in the ecuadorian andes. Inti Kamari is a retreat, lodging and event center covered with 30,000 square meters of regenerative and sustainable agriculture. Their main projects are: theater, painting, agriculture, yoga, as well as medical brigades and meetings for the exchange of seeds and knowledge.
INGAPIRCA
The name Ingapirca comes from the Kichwa “Inca Wall”. This archaeological complex is a site that, with its impressive architecture and pre-Columbian history makes us imagine what the Inca civilization was like.
The cold and windy weather runs through the green hills and ancient ruins. A sacred space to understand the respect for the sun (inti), the moon (killa) and the observation of the stars.
CUENCA
Here you will enjoy and discover ancient cathedrals and colonial parks.
We will walk through its cobblestone streets and the Tomebamba’s riverside, one of the four rivers that run through Cuenca.
It is also characterized by its toquilla straw weavings, silver crafts and the colorful skirts of its women, the cholas cuencanas.
INTI KAMARI
Located in the subtropical valley of Yunguilla, one hour from Cuenca, it is hidden gem in the ecuadorian andes. Inti Kamari is a retreat, lodging and event center covered with 30,000 square meters of regenerative and sustainable agriculture. Their main projects are: theater, painting, agriculture, yoga, as well as medical brigades and meetings for the exchange of seeds and knowledge.
INGAPIRCA
The name Ingapirca comes from the Kichwa “Inca Wall”. This archaeological complex is a site that, with its impressive architecture and pre-Columbian history makes us imagine what the Inca civilization was like.
The cold and windy weather runs through the green hills and ancient ruins. A sacred space to understand the respect for the sun (inti), the moon (killa) and the observation of the stars.
CANOA
Canoa is a white sand beach that is part of the Ruta Spondylus or Ruta del Sol.
It is located in the province of Manabí and is one of the most sought-after beaches for its climate and waves.
Thats why there is a large community of surfers.
RÍO MUCHACHO
This valley is located on the Pacific Coast of Ecuador. It is a unique, eco-friendly, 10-hectare farm. Rio Muchacho has more than two decades of history of great impact in aspects related to permaculture, self-sustainable agriculture, local community involvement, education, food sovereignty and culture. Here we will develop our last week of certifications and we will recreate with the delicious sea of Canoa beach.
MUNAY SUYU
It is the first of a trilogy of “energy centers” in Ecuador.
The mission of this space is to support the growth of human consciousness, share the worldview of ancient cultures, and recover the spiritual bond with Mother Nature, with the guidance of Ñaupany Puma, we will learn how to communicate with the cosmic forces, especially with Mother Earth, GAIA, Pachamama.
CANOA
Canoa is a white sand beach that is part of the Ruta Spondylus or Ruta del Sol.
It is located in the province of Manabí and is one of the most sought-after beaches for its climate and waves.
Thats why there is a large community of surfers.
RÍO MUCHACHO
This valley is located on the Pacific Coast of Ecuador. It is a unique, eco-friendly, 10-hectare farm. Rio Muchacho has more than two decades of history of great impact in aspects related to permaculture, self-sustainable agriculture, local community involvement, education, food sovereignty and culture. Here we will develop our last week of certifications and we will recreate with the delicious sea of Canoa beach.
MUNAY SUYU
It is the first of a trilogy of “energy centers” in Ecuador.
The mission of this space is to support the growth of human consciousness, share the worldview of ancient cultures, and recover the spiritual bond with Mother Nature, with the guidance of Ñaupany Puma, we will learn how to communicate with the cosmic forces, especially with Mother Earth, GAIA, Pachamama.