Loja
Loja
Loja has the perfect climate for a traveller. At the moment many travellers only stop in southern Vilcabamba, but other areas are getting more interest from tourists. The province is big enough to spend a few weeks, but even in a few days you will be able to see an amazing diversity in nature. From mountains to rainforest and cool lowlands, Loja has something in store for all visitors.
Facts and figures
Borders:
In the north Loja borders to Azuay and El Oro, west to El Oro and Peru, south to Peru and east to Zamora Chinchipe.
Population:
440.000
Capital:
Loja
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