Experience the rich tapestry of Andean culture by visiting the bustling markets of Otavalo, Cotacachi, and Cayambe. From intricate textiles and handcrafted leather goods to fresh produce and local delicacies, each market offers its own unique charm. Stroll among friendly vendors, discover one-of-a-kind souvenirs, and immerse yourself in daily life here in the northern highlands.

The region surrounding My SachaJi is a hiker’s paradise. Whether you opt for the trail that begins right at our front gate or venture further into Imbabura, Pichincha, and Ibarra provinces, you’ll find countless paths boasting breathtaking vistas. Lace up your boots and explore dramatic mountain scenery, hidden waterfalls, and local flora and fauna. We’re happy to point you in the right direction for an unforgettable trek.

Gather under the stars at our dedicated fire circle. This communal space invites guests to share stories, enjoy peaceful reflection, or simply soak in the crisp mountain air. It’s the perfect way to connect with fellow travelers and add a touch of warmth to your evening. Please let us know in advance if you’d like to host a fireside gathering.

Our on-site gardens are a testament to the region’s fertile volcanic soil and sustainable practices. If you’d like to see where we source some of our fresh ingredients, arrange a guided garden tour. Advance notice is appreciated so we can schedule the right team member to show you around. Discover the variety of herbs, vegetables, and native plants that help shape our culinary philosophy.

Situated atop a scenic hill overlooking Otavalo, Parque Cóndor is a rescue and education center dedicated to raptors, including eagles, hawks, and the iconic Andean condor. Learn about conservation efforts, watch live flight demonstrations, and gain a deeper appreciation for these magnificent birds. It’s a meaningful excursion that perfectly complements any trip to the area.

Nestled at the foot of the Cotacachi Volcano, the Laguna de Cuicocha is a breathtaking crater lake renowned for its vibrant blue waters. Enjoy a scenic boat ride around the lake’s small islands or choose a guided hike along the rim for panoramic views. Whether you’re an avid adventurer or simply love stunning landscapes, this natural wonder won’t disappoint.

Explore Ecuador’s capital city (just 96 km away) to experience its UNESCO-listed historic center, museums, and culinary scene.

Pictured: Iglesia de San Francisco, Centro Histórico, Quito

Consider joining a local artisan workshop or visit nearby communities to learn about traditional weaving, music, cuisine, and spiritual practices.

Pictured: Our friend from the Angla community performs a traditional purification ceremony.