Where life runs wild
The Ecuadorian Amazon is one of the most biodiverse territories on the planet. A world of water, humidity, and deep green, where rivers flow through the rainforest, waterfalls cascade from the forest canopy, and life flourishes in every corner. We explore its rivers, lagoons, forests, and Amazonian mountains; from the Quijos Valley, Cuyabeno, Yasuní, and Limoncocha to Misahuallí, Tena, Puyo, and the great Napo and Coca river basins. We are also inspired by its protected areas, such as Yasuní, Sumaco Napo-Galeras, Llanganates, and Sangay National Parks, territories where the Andes begin to meet the rainforest.