Tungurahua Volcano, which was declared a Global Geopark by UNESCO in 2025, is situated in which one among the following countries?

The Tungurahua Volcano (known as the "Throat of Fire" in the indigenous Quechua language) is an active stratovolcano situated in the central Andean region of Ecuador. In April 2025, UNESCO's Executive Board officially designated the Tungurahua Volcano region as a UNESCO Global Geopark to recognize its extraordinary 417-million-year geological history, unique volcanic and glacial landscapes, and the successful involvement of local communities in sustainable geo-tourism.