Morona Santiago is the Shuar province of Ecuador. There is no province in Ecuador that can offer you a better insight in this amazing culture.
Together with the lush rainforest this province has many exciting things to do for individual travellers interested in learning more about the Amazon.
Facts and figures
Borders:
In the north Morona Santiago borders to Pastaza, west to Cimborazo, Azuay and Canar, south to Zamoro Chinchipe and east to Peru.
Population:
140,000
Capital:
Macas

Gualaquiza is a tranquil oasis at the southern most tip ofthe Oriente, where the dense lush Amazon collides with the verdant sierraforests. In this quaint, proud, amiable town the rich biodiversity ranges fromjungle, to forest, caves, natural waterslides, and hosts delicious temperateclimate. Gualaquiza boasts the same conveniences as its northern counterpart,Macas, but ad ...
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Macas, the capital of the Morona Santiago province, serves as a base for a plethora of ecotourism, hiking, andother adventure activities. The city itself is a bustling jungle metropolis where people from all over thep rovince venture for business. Perhaps the most attractive aspects of this somewhat sleepy town are the Catholic Church's patroness La Mama Negra and the indi ...
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