Basics of Loja, Ecuador

This is a basic introduction to Loja, Ecuador. Life in Loja’s native tour guide and Spanish-English translator, Jonathan Poma, provides a brief video tour of this beautiful Spanish colonial city in Ecuador’s southern Andes mountain range. Loja, nestled between Yacuri and Podocarpus national parks, is the last urban stop before entering Peru. Loja is also moving into the future as one of Ecuador’s premiere eco cities with the Villonaco wind farm array, city-wide waste recycling program, bike lanes, and eco taxi programs. Year-round mild weather and close proximity to world-class trails make this a great location for hikers to explore the region’s diverse micro climates ranging from rainforests to arid steppes to deserts. Loja also has fun for the entire family with Ecuador’s oldest amusement park (Jipiro), botanical gardens, museums, nature preserves, and public parks inside the city limits with camping, fishing, boating, horseback riding, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Because of the excellent cost of living and healthcare available, Loja is a retirement destination for many North Americans. Life in Loja can help you learn more about available real estate and rentals when relocating. Contact us anytime with your questions about visiting or moving at [email protected]
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