Napo
Napo is the province in the rainforest that is easiest to access. Famous for its amazing wild water rafting and fascinating culture, Napo is regularly visited by tourists. But Napo offers more. Small indigenous villages open their doors to invite visitors in their culture and they will show you around in the amazing rainforest. Facts and figures Borders: Population: Capital: |
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The Termas de Papallacta offer the perfect quaint escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and are located just a few hours outside of Quito. Soaking in Papallacta’s mineral hot springs is a great way to unwind and...
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Once an important colonial trading post in the Amazon, Tena is now the commercial center and capital of the Napo Province with a population of 19,000. The city lies 5 hours southeast of Quito, the capital city of Ecuador, and...
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Misahualli is a fun place to visit in the middle of the rainforest. It has a great location, not too far away from Tena and easy to reach from Quito.
Don't expect any primary rainforest when you set out for...
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Situated an hour South-East of Tena, Sinchipura is an idyllic 30 people strong community sitting beside the River Napo deep in the Amazon jungle. Away from any town, cars and general noise the place is a model of how people...
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