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The Pleasure of Enjoying Nature

 
 

Tangara lodge is a first class lodge, that offers tours and full packages including unforgettable vacacions far from the stress of the city. Tangara Lodge is located in the town called San Miguel de los Bancos at 90 km from Quito, a privileged zone by its landscape, its climate, its natural mountain enviroment, valleys, rivers and cascades.

As a tourism company specialized in natural trips we are located in the Northwest part of Pichincha. Tangara Lodge is a unique and exclusive site to have a lifetime adventure and a place to rest from your worries. Visit us!!, it would be our pleasure to serve you.

Tangara Landscape And Biodiversity

Subtropical Ecuadorian Forest

Tangara Lodge is one of the most beautiful landscape refuges you can imagine, composed by mountains, rivers and valleys. Tangara posess one of the last "Verde Piemontano forest" with mountain footpaths between 700 and 1000 m.s.n.m., qualified for long walks, so you could observe many types of flora, fauna, cascades, and a great variety of birds, insects, butterflies, woods, palms and orchids.

Tangara is located at the echo-region of the South Cone, one of the most beatiful hot spots with greater concentration of biodiversity in the planet.

In Tangara Lodge we have a great subtropical climate, as the equatorial line cross along the rivers, cascades and mountains. 

According to Robert S. Ridgely Paul J.Greenfield, authors of" Field Guide of Birds from Ecuador", the Tangaras are colorful, attractive and conspicuous birds, they are one of the favorite birds of  Birdwatchers, some of them considered between the most beautiful species of the neotropical surroundings, and they are a great ornithological attractive. The diversity of this bird is higher in spurs and subtropics.

Tangara Lodge took its name from this small endemic small birds of showy colors, that lives in the canopy and the edge of the last forests in the Northwest of Pichincha, on the side of the Andes Mountain Range.