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Visit Seminario Park , also known as Parque de las Iguanas, in the heart of Guayaquil to see the famous iguanas that roam freely around the park. Afterward, take a flight to Ba os, a picturesque town known for its natural hot springs and stunning waterfalls.

Experience the thrill of the Casa del Arbol Swing , a swing hanging from a treehouse that offers stunning views of the Tungurahua volcano. Afterward, visit the Paracas History Museum , which houses a collection of artifacts and exhibits related to the Paracas culture.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant in Ba os, trying some of the traditional Ecuadorian cuisine.

Visit the Mindo Butterfly Farm , where you can see a variety of colorful butterflies up close and learn about their life cycle. Afterward, take a ride on Mindo's Cable Car , which offers stunning views of the cloud forest.

Visit the Nambilla Waterfalls , a series of cascading waterfalls that offer the perfect spot for a refreshing swim. Afterward, take a guided tour of the Amazon Rescue Center , where you can see a variety of rescued animals up close and learn about conservation efforts in the area.

Spend the night at the nearby Amazon Refuge Wildlife Conservation Center , which offers comfortable accommodations and a variety of activities and excursions in the surrounding rainforest.

Visit the Iron House , a unique and historic building in Iquitos that was designed by Gustave Eiffel. Afterward, take a boat tour of the Floating City of Belen , a vibrant and bustling community that is built on the water.

Take a boat ride down the Nanay River , which offers stunning views of the surrounding jungle and wildlife. Afterward, visit the Itaya River , another beautiful waterway that is home to a variety of flora and fauna.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant in Iquitos, trying some of the traditional Peruvian cuisine.

Embark on the Inca Trail , one of the most iconic and challenging hikes in the world. Enjoy stunning views of the Andes and visit ancient Incan ruins along the way.

Take a guided tour of the Lares Trek , a less-traveled but equally beautiful alternative to the Inca Trail. Afterward, visit Lake Titicaca , the highest navigable lake in the world, and explore the nearby Uros Floating Islands , man-made islands constructed from reeds.

Spend the night on Taquile Island or Amantani Island , both of which offer unique cultural experiences and stunning views of the lake.

Visit the Sillustani Tombs , a collection of ancient burial towers that date back to the pre-Incan era. Afterward, take a drive through the scenic Abra La Raya Pass , which offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Visit Sun Island and Suasi Island , both of which offer stunning views of Lake Titicaca and the surrounding mountains. Afterward, visit the Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum , which houses a collection of artifacts and exhibits related to the Moche culture.

Visit the Witch's Market in La Paz, where you can find a variety of traditional Andean goods and artifacts. End your night with a visit to T cume , also known as the Valley of the Pyramids, which features a collection of ancient pyramids and ruins.