Pastaza

Pastaza is a territory in the Oriente of Ecuador situated in the eastern wilderness. The capital is Puyo, established on May 12, 1899 and which flaunts 36,700 occupants. The city is presently open by cleared streets, an ongoing improvement; the fundamental street from Banos pursues the Pastaza waterway into the province. The Pastaza River floods into the region from the west and as the scene smoothes, wanders on to the Napo, a tributary of the Amazon. Characteristic assets of Pastaza are bananas, grapefruit, tobacco, cocoa, and espresso.

Tea has effectively been developed by a couple of British organizations, and in the mid 80s, one of the organizations was respected by a visit from Princess Margaret from the regal group of Britain. The scene is for the most part uneven in the western piece of the region and turns out to be generally level toward the east as it nears the Peruvian outskirt with waterways and fields portraying the vast majority of the area. The most elevated rise is 1,820 meters.