Perou Decouverte
Perou Decouverte
The Peruvian Amazon, spanning the departments of Loreto, Ucayali, Madre de Dios, San Martín and Amazonas, forms an ecosystem of incredible richness. This green expanse, bathed in a tropical humid climate, covers nearly 60% of the national territory and constitutes one of the last biodiversity sanctuaries on Earth.
Extraordinary wildlife
Pink dolphins
Howler monkeys
Rainbow macaws
Indigenous communities
Shipibo
Asháninka
Yagua
Unique experiences
Jungle lodge stays
River expeditions
Ecological hikes
Eco-friendly lodges, natural reserves like Pacaya-Samiria or Tambopata, where scientists and locals work together to preserve this fragile harmony.
"Here, every trail whispers a legend, every encounter transforms the traveler.
Welcome to the planet's green lung."
The world's largest road-inaccessible city
Nestled in the heart of the Amazon, Iquitos is the starting point to explore the Amazon River and its primary forest.
Explore Amazonian Biodiversity and Adventure
Gateway to the Peruvian Amazon, Puerto Maldonado offers privileged access to the country's most preserved tropical ecosystem.
Between Andes and Amazon
Surrounded by spectacular waterfalls and lush valleys, Tarapoto is renowned for its coffee and cocoa production.
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Kingdom of the Cloud Warriors
Chachapoyas, surrounded by cloud forests, reveals the archaeological treasures of the pre-Inca Chachapoya culture.
Gateway to the high jungle
Tingo María, between mountains and jungle, is famous for its "Sleeping Beauty" rock formation and national park.
On the banks of the Ucayali
Pucallpa, a vibrant city on the Ucayali River, is an Amazonian cultural center and starting point to explore the virgin forest.
The City of Orchids
Moyobamba, in the San Martín region, is renowned for its numerous species of orchids and its hot springs.
The Austro-German Heritage in the Amazon
Oxapampa, founded by European settlers, combines Tyrolean culture and Amazonian nature in a preserved environment.
