Quilotoa, a water-filled caldera in Ecuador's Andes, lies over 3,800 meters above sea level. Formed about 800 years ago, this emerald lagoon covers approximately three kilometers across. With depths reaching 250 meters, it's a popular destination …

… and hot springs, while Quilotoa captivates with its turquoise … volcanic activity, making it a unique experience despite the risks. Quilotoa … : A crater lake paradise Quilotoa stands out … a stunning view. Hiking Quilotoa's rim allows …

… route’s main areas include volcanoes, such as the Chimborazo, … Laguna Amarilla rests, and the Quilotoa, with turquoise blue waters that … a lake resulting from a volcanic eruption hundreds of years … you can watch the southernmost volcano, the Sangay, one of …

… landscape of Ecuador. When the Quilotoa volcano erupted in 1280, it left … volcano';s legacy endures, a vibrant blue crater lake named Laguna Quilotoa …

… 1. Hiking Ecuador’s stunning Quilotoa volcanic lake crater, despite a vicious …

Hiking up a volcano, zip lining and kayaking through … on a hike in the Quilotoa volcano during the Manheim Township High … a 12,000-foot tall volcano, many learned to appreciate the …

… Hill poses in front of Quilotoa volcanic crater lake, in the Ecuadorian …

… the “Avenida de Volcanes,” the road of volcanoes through Ecuador. A … in numerous volcanoes. 18 of the 55 volcanoes in Ecuador are … another volcano. A turquoise lake fills the crater of Quilotoa, which … along the “Avenida de Volcanes,” of course, we cannot …

… Andes and semi-active volcanoes. On weekend mornings the … Pichincha volcano, which has views across the Andes and Quilotoa Lake … , a vivid turquoise lagoon in a sunken volcanic … lower hikes and alternative volcanic mountains too (national-parks …