Press

Harvey Hagman, of The Washington Times, had this to say about Luna Runtun:

"Halfway between heaven and earth, between ancient man and modern dreams, between the majesty of a volcano above and the roar of a river below stands the Swiss-managed Luna Runtun, "fortress of the moon" in Quechua. This serene bridge between here and the hereafter links the mysterious pre-Columbian and Inca worlds with the magic of the present. Here time stands still amid nature´s wonders and man's latest comforts and finest cuisine.

Nearby you will find ancient thermal baths, the towering cliffs of slumbering Tungurahua, the Pastaza River's steep gorges, the gateway to the jungle, the Llanganates National Park, the inaccessible mountains that hide the lost gold of the Inca Emperor Atahualpa.

Explore, photograph, bike, hike, trek, ride horseback, raft, enjoy reading and gardening, listen to the music of nature, relax and dream...