Tena

Tena the capital of the Napo Province, is a town in the Amazon rainforest. Known as the “cinnamon capital" of Ecuador, and based by means of missionary explorers, Tena has emerged as a first-rate business middle of Ecuador. It is domestic to a regional clinic and plenty of traveler associated businesses, which include a small airport and a important bus terminal. Tena is a famous launching point for jungle, kayaking and rafting tours in Ecuador's Amazon rainforest location. The entry to the metropolis is marked via a statue of the indigenous hero Jumandy, who led an rebellion against the Spanish colonizers in 1578 and became eventually completed.

The metropolis is famous with vacationers. Many inexpensive lodges, traveler agencies, and eating places cater to backpackers who typically use the city as a leaping-off factor for journeys into the rainforest. Tena is surrounded by means of forested hills and is placed at the brink of the Andes, which might be visible to the west.