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Pristine Peruvian Amazon river basin and dense rainforest canopy in Manu National Park
Southern Amazon 820 – 1,970 ft (250 – 600 m)

Manu & Tambopata Rainforest

Earth's Ultimate Biodiversity Sanctuary & Pristine Jungle Lodges

Elevation
250 m

820 – 1,970 ft (250 – 600 m)

Average Temp
28°C

75°F – 90°F (24°C – 32°C)

Optimal Season
May to October

Dry Andean Skies

Field Expeditions
3 Routes

Official Licensed Operations

Ground-Truth Overview

Descending from the cloud forests of the Andes into the lowland Amazon basin, southeastern Peru shelters the planet's highest concentration of terrestrial biodiversity. Manu Biosphere Reserve and Tambopata National Reserve feature clay licks teeming with hundreds of scarlet macaws, playful giant river otters, and canopy walkways offering front-row seats to untouched primary rainforest.

Must-Experience Highlights

  • Chuncho & Colorado World-Class Macaw Clay Licks
  • Sandoval Oxbow Lake with endangered Giant River Otters
  • Night safaris seeking black caimans and tree frogs
  • Canopy suspension bridges 100 feet above the forest floor

Guaranteed Departures & Private Expeditions

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