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Strongly adventurous with very nature-focused, very photogenic, very hidden gem character.

Waterfall · Ambato

Las cascadas de chamana y ulbilla

Immerse yourself in the untamed power and soothing beauty of Chamana and Ulbilla waterfalls, cascading down rugged cliffs surrounded by lush tropical vegetation in Baños de Agua Santa, Ecuador. This breathtaking natural spectacle offers travel lovers a sensory feast—feel the cool mist on your skin, hear the thunderous roar of water splashing into pristine pools, and soak in the vibrant greenery that thrives in this hidden gem. Whether you're seeking an adventurous escape or a soul-soothing moment in nature, these waterfalls invite you to unwind, recharge, and connect deeply with Ecuador's wild heart. Embrace the invigorating energy and let your spirit flow with the rivers of this majestic mountain retreat.

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June to September for clear skies and optimal waterfall flow

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Most videos filmed Jan during summer. July is busy - one of the most popular times to visit.

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June to September for clear skies and optimal waterfall flow

2–3 hours

Waterproof hiking shoes, Quick-dry clothes, Camera or smartphone, Rain jacket, and Water bottle

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

The nearest airport is Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) in Quito, approximately a 3.5-hour scenic drive to Baños de Agua Santa.

Find cozy hostels, boutique hotels, and eco-lodges in Baños de Agua Santa—perfect bases to explore Chamana and Ulbilla waterfalls.Book a stay →

Combine your waterfall visit with jungle hikes, canopy tours, hot springs relaxation, or exploring the vibrant Baños town markets.Book a tour →

$1-$25

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