Quito: Nayón Village Tour with Farm Visit
Pichincha, Ecuador
Discover the charm of Nayón, "The Garden of Quito," with a visit to plant nurseries and the Chaupichupa Farm. Enjoy a cooking class and learn traditional Andean recipes.
Garden and Farm Tour in Nayón, Quito
This tour in Nayón, Quito, suits travelers interested in ecotourism, local agriculture, and traditional Andean culture.
Highlights
- Explore the colorful plant nurseries of Nayón
- Visit Chaupichupa Farm to learn sustainable farming practices
- Interact with farm animals and explore local crops
- Participate in a cooking class featuring traditional Andean recipes
Description
Begin by visiting Nayón, a rural parish known as “The Garden of Quito,” where you will walk through vibrant nurseries showcasing diverse, lush plants. Learn about the community’s expertise in gardening and plant biodiversity.
Next, visit Granja Integral Chaupichupa, a family-run farm that integrates sustainability and local traditions. Meet farm animals, discover regional crops, and understand how the farm maintains a self-sustaining system.
Enhance your visit with a hands-on cooking class using fresh ingredients grown on the farm. Prepare traditional dishes while learning ancestral Andean cooking methods in an intimate setting that highlights the region’s agricultural heritage.
Includes
- Transportation
- English-speaking guide
- Visit to Nayón’s plant nurseries
- Visit to Granja Integral Chaupichupa
- Tasting of fresh local ingredients
Excludes
- Meals not listed in the inclusions
- Lunch
Important Information
- Nayón is a rural area near Quito known for its plant nurseries and traditional Andean culture.
- This experience involves walking through nurseries and a farm; comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended.
- Participants will engage in a cooking class and taste local fresh ingredients.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
To get the most from this tour, book during the dry season and bring comfortable walking shoes and sun protection.
