Detailed Day Wise Itinerary

• Day : 1 Casco Colonial, Calle de las 7 Cruces and Visit to "La Ronda" Street

  After breakfast you will have a tour of Quito's casco colonial where you will discover unique attractions such as the Plaza de San Francisco, Santo Domingo, El Ejido, the artisan market, among others. You will have a typical lunch to later walk the famous street of the 7 crosses that takes us through the most representative churches of Quito in neoclassical, gothic and quitenian school baroque styles. You will then return to your hotel for some rest before an evening visit to "La Ronda", one of the most cheerful and well-known colonial neighborhoods of Quito.

• Day : 2 Mitad del Mundo and Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve

  Prepare for a fantastic day through the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, a protected area with a great diversity of flora and fauna, inside a supervolcano crater. Here you can go hiking and visit the various recreational areas the park offers, while enjoying a spectacular view of the Pululahua crater and caldera, a perfect place to get away from the noise, hustle and bustle of everyday life. Later you will visit "Ciudad Mitad del Mundo", a known city attraction, where you will have the opportunity to photograph yourself with one foot on the Northern hemisphere and one in the Southern hemisphere at the same time. After lunch, we will return to the hotel and have a rest, before heading out for a city night-out.

• Day : 3 Jerusalem Natural Forest, Cochasqui Pyramid Complex and outdoors camping night

  🚍 Land Package You'll be leaving the city of Quito soon after an early morning breakfast and head to the Jerusalem Natural Forest; an hour away, this forest is a one of a kind ecosystem, being the only high-altitude dry forest in the whole country. Soon after touring the forest and walking through its unique trails you'll head to the Cochasqui Pyramid Complex, the most important archaelogical complex of the Quito region and it's indigineous, pre-incan, Quitu tribe. Cochasqui, crossed by the equator and graced by superb andean views and clear night-skies attracts tourists, archaelogists, stargazers and astronomers alike; the complex counts with a fully equipped camping site where you'll have lunch, dinner and a bonfire camping night.

• Day : 4 Day-out at Mojanda Lagoons, camp lunch and return to Quito

  🚍 Land Package The Ecuadorian hydric resources depend on one of its most important ecosystems, the páramos or highland moors, located along the Andes mountain range, they feed all rivers flowing to the Pacific Ocean and the Amazon basin. Soon after an early breakfast you'll set-out to the Mojanda Lagoon Complex, an impressive páramo, typical of the Ecuadorian Andes that you will explore the whole morning; you'll get back to the Cochasqui campsite for lunch and soon after you'll transfer to the city of Quito.