Termas de la Virgen Thermal Baths in Banos, Ecuador uses water heated by the adjacent active volcano, Tungurahua
7 thoughts on “PHOTO: Termas de la Virgen Thermal Baths in Banos, Ecuador”
Dear Barbara
My name is William Pico im from Ecuador, Baños. Im writing you because checking the web I realized that you visited the Thermal baths in Baños a couple years ago. If it does not care you I would like to know about your perceptions, ideas or aprecciations about the baths in the picture, i mean supported in your experiencie by visitig the specfic place in the picture (the pools and around) what do think about it.
If you were a local decision maker ( in Baños) supported in your vision as a world traveler woman and your experiencie lived in this place:
What changes you would do in order to improve the therms?
What kind of physic and service features should be includes in a rebuilding therms project?
Your comment will help us to do the best decision.
Dear Barbara
My name is William Pico im from Ecuador, Baños. Im writing you because checking the web I realized that you visited the Thermal baths in Baños a couple years ago. If it does not care you I would like to know about your perceptions, ideas or aprecciations about the baths in the picture, i mean supported in your experiencie by visitig the specfic place in the picture (the pools and around) what do think about it.
If you were a local decision maker ( in Baños) supported in your vision as a world traveler woman and your experiencie lived in this place:
What changes you would do in order to improve the therms?
What kind of physic and service features should be includes in a rebuilding therms project?
Your comment will help us to do the best decision.
Sincerely
William Pico
Hi William: I’ve emailed you directly with my thoughts.
Great improvement since the time I visited the area……………..As I have said before, I need to go back and see all
the changes…[email protected]
Did you take one?
I did, Andi, and I have a story coming up about the miracle cure it worked on me, so stay tuned!
I have that same picture but in mine the baths are full of people – was it closed at the time you visited?
Hi Heather: This photo was taken early in the day, before most of the people had arrived. It was chock full later in the day.