If you are thinking of traveling to Tambopata, this is of interest to you before you travel and live an incredible experience in the Peruvian jungle.

Tambopata is located in the department of Madre de Dios, in southeastern Peru, near the border with Bolivia. The region is known as an “ecological reserve zone” because of the great variety of plant and animal life found there.

It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO due to its rich biodiversity. More than 500 species of birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians inhabit the jungle. This makes Tambopata an ideal place for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

One of the main attractions for visitors to Tambopata are the bird and animal tours. It is possible to see hundreds of exotic birds, along with monkeys, caimans, and other reptiles. There is also the possibility of seeing otters and bears. These activities allow visitors to have a close experience with nature, even on hikes you can experience jungle life up close.

In addition to the excellent tourist activities, Tambopata also offers several opportunities to explore the local culture. The riverside villages offer activities such as handicraft making and fishing, which are typical activities in the area.

Best dates to visit Tambopata

Before visiting Tambopata, you should be well prepared. Summer is the best time to enjoy the landscapes, animals and plants of the jungle. Also, choose the right place to stay, making sure that there are good views of the surroundings and that it is conveniently located.

Tours with native guides

Although you can tour Tambopata and all its wonders, we recommend that you do it with a native tour guide, as they will be able to guide you and give you all the secrets of the mother jungle. In Tronco Tambopata we have expert guides that will make your visit unique and unforgettable.

We have guided tours for each of the tourist attractions of Tambopata, where you can admire the endless nature.

Extra tips

We must remember the place we are going to, Tambopata is jungle so we must be prepared to fight the “mosquitoes”. We must carry good hiking equipment, the jungle is a humid place so you should wear sturdy and appropriate footwear, as we may encounter puddles of water or mud, waterproof clothing and if you are very attractive to insects we strongly recommend that you do not miss for anything in the world a mosquito repellent.