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Fuya-Fuya, located in the province of Imbabura, Ecuador, is a dormant volcano that reaches 4,263 meters in height. This volcano is known for its distinctive summit and panoramic views of the Otavalo Valley and nearby lakes, such as Lake San Pablo. The Fuya-Fuya ascent route is popular among hikers due to its scenic beauty and accessibility from the city of Otavalo. The area is characterized by its Andean paramo landscape and rich biodiversity, offering a stunning natural experience and opportunities to observe local flora and fauna.
- Departure 07:00 a.m. Quito.
- Travel by the Panamericana north towards Otavalo.
- Arrival to Mojanda Lagoon, located at 3700,meters about to the sea level
- Explain for hiking up, 2:30 approx. to get the summit at 4290 meters high
- Picture time , rest, hydration and box lunch.
- Hiking down to parking lot mojanda lagon 01:30 approx.
- Back to Quito.
WHAT TO BRING:
- Backpack.
- Wool gloves.
- Wool cap.
- Trekking shoes.
- Waterproof Jacket and pants
- Buff (Mask).
- Trekking poles
- Sunglasses
- Camera.
- Box lunch.
- National tour guide.
- Transportation.
- Pictures, Videos.
- Meals.
- Extra fees.
- Tips.
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