Manu

One of the most extraordinary and world-renowned places for having the greatest biological diversity on the entire planet, and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve.

Its great diversity is due to its strategic location, which extends from the Andes to the Amazon. This altitudinal range results in a variety of habitats such as: puna grasslands, cloud forests, Amazon lowland forests, rivers and oxbow lakes. In its pristine forests you will find enormous trees over 40 meters tall, and among the most notable animals you can spot are the Jaguar, Giant River Otter, Spider Monkey, Andean Cock-of-the-rock, Black Caiman, Harpy Eagle and seven species of macaws, along with beautiful butterflies, colorful frogs, amazing insects and much more.

It is one of the few areas in the world that still shelters groups of people living in an ancestral way, in harmony with their surroundings.