Sangay

The Sangay National Ark (Parque Nacional Sangay) is located in the central part of Ecuador and is the third largest protected area in the country. What distinguishes it apart from its size? Obviously, great biodiversity. It includes tropical rainforests and foggy forests, mountain forests, wetlands and even glaciers. However, Sangay is famous primarily for… volcanoes .

Sangay, Ecuador - © Brate

One of them - El Alter is expired. Two - Sangay (5300 m) and Tungurahu (5023 m) are still active and are a very popular destination for climbers. In addition, in the national park you can find 320 lagoons and meet many species of animals, including tapirs, anteaters and spectacled bears. All this meant that Sangay was under the protection of UNESCO .

For whom?

A visit to Sangay National Park is a real treat for fans of active tourism . The local trails and the opportunity to climb one of the volcanoes are an attraction in themselves. The park also offers the perfect space to explore and enjoy Ecuadorian nature.