From
its
interior
on
the
flat
plains
which
house
a
community
dedicated
to
agricultural
activity,
three
elevations
can
be
clearly
observed:
el
Pondona,
el
Chivo
and
el
Pan
de
Azucar.
The
adjacent
zones
are
small
elevations,
whose
slopes
are
covered
in
vegetation
up
to
the
crater,
creating
such
a
fertile
terrain
that
the
area
has
been
declared
as
a
geo-botanic
Reserve
–
the
only
one
that
exists
in
Ecuador
.
It’s
extremely
typical
to
see
Puluahua
clouded
over.
This
is
a
result
of
warm
air
currents
coming
from
the
basin
of
River
Guayllabamba
from
the
coast,
which
collide
with
the
area0s
cold
fronts
regularly
producing
mist
throughout
the
day.
Last
Updated
19th
July
2006
