Audio Guide of Tree House

Tree House generally opens at 9:00 AM and closes at 6:00 PM every day. We recommend checking the latest opening hours on its official website. To get there, you can take a bus from Baños de Agua Santa or a taxi/shared pickup truck; the journey takes approximately 30–40 minutes along a scenic road. More information at Tungurahua Tourism.

Admission to Tree House costs approximately USD 1 per person. It is a symbolic fee that helps with maintenance of the site. Generally, there are no discounts for students or seniors, but the price is quite affordable for all visitors.

To fully enjoy Tree House, including the round trip from Baños and time to admire the views and ride the swing, we recommend setting aside at least 3 to 4 hours. The time you spend there will depend on how much you enjoy the swing and the scenery.

Tree House does not have an ancient history; it began as a seismic observation post for Tungurahua Volcano. The famous 'Swing at the End of the World' emerged as an additional attraction, offering a breathtaking view and the sensation of flying over the abyss. It has become a symbol of adventure and the natural beauty of Baños.

The best time to visit is early in the morning (they open at 9:00 AM) to avoid crowds and before mist covers Tungurahua Volcano, weather permitting. The dry season (June to September, and December to January) usually offers clearer skies, although the view remains spectacular at any time.

Access to Tree House can be challenging for people with reduced mobility. The surrounding area has uneven ground and some slopes. While there are areas that can be accessed, the most famous swing and other main viewpoints may have limited wheelchair access. It is advisable to call in advance to check current conditions.

Near Tree House, you can visit other viewpoints with impressive views of the volcano and the surrounding valleys. You can also explore Sangay National Park if you love nature and hiking. Baños de Agua Santa, the base town, offers waterfalls, hot springs, and adventure sports.

Bring warm clothing, as it can be cold and windy at that altitude. Don’t forget your camera to capture the views! If you want to go on the famous swing, be prepared to wait in line, especially during peak hours. Most importantly, always check the weather conditions before you go, as visibility of the volcano can vary greatly.