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Waterfall · Ambato

Chamana Waterfalls

Immerse yourself in the vibrant rainforest of Baños de Agua Santa with the breathtaking Chamana Waterfalls. This lush natural gem invites travelers into a serene world where cascading waters meet verdant jungles, creating a tranquil sanctuary of rejuvenation and awe. Feel the cool mist and hear the soothing rush of water as you wander through winding paths enveloped by wild greenery and towering palms. An inspiring escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike, this hidden jewel in Ecuador’s Tungurahua province awakens the soul and stirs a deep connection to wild, untouched beauty. Let the magic of Chamana Waterfalls call you to explore the heart of the jungle and find your own peaceful retreat.

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June to September for drier weather and clearer jungle trails

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June to September for drier weather and clearer jungle trails

2–4 hours

Sturdy hiking shoes, Waterproof jacket, Camera or smartphone, Insect repellent, and Water bottle

Nature Lovers, Adventure Seekers, Solo Travelers, Couples, and Photographers

The nearest airport is Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO), approximately 3.5 hours by car from Baños de Agua Santa.

Stay in charming eco-lodges, cozy hostels, or boutique hotels in Baños de Agua Santa village, offering easy access to jungle trails and waterfalls.Book a stay →

Combine your waterfall trek with visits to the famous hot springs, volcano hikes, and canopy ziplining adventures around Baños.Book a tour →

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