Amazon Expedition- 5 Days

Amazon Expedition 5days

Amazon Expedition –  It’s a perfect place inhabited by countless creatures coexisting in this natural haven, from playful monkeys to enigmatic amphibians, majestic reptiles, graceful birds, intriguing mammals, and even the fearsome king of the jungle, the jaguar. These pristine, government-protected rainforests have remained untouched by human hands, offering an unparalleled natural spectacle.

Amazon Expedition 5days

• Length:  5 Days/4 Nights
• Location: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department, Puerto Maldonado
• Type of service: Private or Group
• Start Point : Pick-up from the Hotel/Aiport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
• Ending Point: Drop off the Hotel/Airport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado
• Departure: Every Day
• Activities:   Amazon Photography, Sunrises and Sunsets, Tambopata Rainforest River  ,Tours Macaw Clay-licks , daily and night walking, fishing, Bird  Watching .Native Community of Infierno , Lake Tres Chimbadas
  
• Altitude: 182 – m.a.s.l
• Best time to visit:March – November
• Accomodation : 4  night in Our Lodge rivate Room with Mosquito Nets, Private Showers and Bathrooms .
• Meals:  4  Breakfast /4 Lunch /4 Dinner
• Tour Guides Professional bilingual local guide (well-equipped with guiding gear)
• Minimum of participants: 2
• Maximum of participants: 10
• Price per person: USD
  

Amazon Expedition Tambopata.

Experience the wonders of the Amazon expedition  with this immersive  offering unforgettable encounters with wildlife and nature’s beauty. 

Describe these unique adventures in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon with a visit to Lake Tres Chimbadas.

Your day begins with a peaceful 30-minute boat ride along the river, followed by a discovery walk through lush forests, where you can spot monkeys and other wildlife.
This prelude only anticipates the wonder that awaits you.

Upon reaching the lake, we will board a catamaran to explore its serene waters for approximately two hours.

Here you can delight in the sight of families of giant otters, lurking alligators and spectacular birds such as the shansho, toucans, macaws and herons, among others.

Piranha fishing at the end of the tour offers an exciting experience, where you can admire these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat rainforest wildlife .

The highlight of this experience is the stunning panorama offered by the lake surrounded by a diverse and lush forest.

Every moment is infused with the magic of nature, ideal for photography lovers who want to capture the pure essence of this paradise.
From the dawn with the chorus of birds to the quiet paddle across the lake, every moment invites serenity and contemplation.

Get ready to disconnect and immerse yourself in the tranquility of a natural environment that will steal your heart with its incomparable beauty.

Don’t forget to pack your camera to capture unforgettable moments and be sure to bring water, sunscreen and a hat to fully enjoy this jungle experience

Itinerary Amazon Expedition: 5 Days

Day 1: Puerto Maldonado to Tambopata Trip

Amazon Expedition  -Pick-up from Puerto Maldonado airport and transfer to the main office.
Visit the Puerto Maldonado food market for local products.
Private transportation to the Infierno Native Community.
Enjoy a typical lunch called “bijao” and a refreshing aphrodisiac juice upon arrival.
Accommodation in private rooms.
Evening walk to a 48-meter tower for birdwatching and sunset photography.
Boat ride with a reflector for nocturnal wildlife observation.
Return to the hostel for overnight stay.

Day 2: Tres Chimbadas Lake Amazon Expedition .

Breakfast followed by a boat ride and a 1.5-kilometer walk to Tres Chimbadas Lake.
Catamaran tour of the lake surrounded by aguaje palm trees.
Wildlife observation including Hoatzín, monkeys, macaws, and black caimans.
Visit to a parrot clay lick after lunch.
Tour of the Botanical Garden of Ñape and practice archery.
Night walk along lodge trails for nocturnal wildlife observation.
Return to the hostel for overnight stay.

Day 3: Tambopata Amazing – Parrot Clay Lick

Early morning boat ride to a parrot clay lick for bird observation.
Walk to a mammal clay lick to observe mammals gathering to eat clay.
Guided walk to learn about the flora and fauna of the area.
Visit to an organic fruit garden after lunch.
Night activity in the primary forest.
Return to the lodge for overnight stay.

Day 4: Visit to the Native Community of Infierno

Visit the main house of the Ese Eja native community.
Tour of the museum exhibiting Ese Eja culture and artifacts.
Artisan house visit to learn about traditional crafts.
Lunch at the hostel followed by a walk to a viewpoint over the Tambo Pata River.
Opportunities for wildlife observation and learning about different forest types.
Rest in private rooms at the hostel.

Day 5: Puerto Maldonado – Airport to Bus Terminal

Breakfast followed by a short jungle walk.
Pack belongings and embark on a river boat down the Tambopata River to the native community.
Private transportation back to Puerto Maldonado city.
Transfer to the airport or land terminal for departure.

Amazon Expedition 5-Day

Day 1- Puerto Maldonado to tambopata  Trip.

Today I pick you up at the airport in the city of Puerto Maldonado and transfer to our main office. Where we will leave the large luggage and take the necessary things for the trip. Then we will travel in our private vehicle for 50 minutes to the Native Community called Infierno. Where we will have a visit to some places of interest to learn about their ancestral culture. During the trip we will enjoy a delicious typical lunch from the area called “bijao”, a typical jungle plant, used to wrap food and which has a unique flavor.

Upon arrival at the hostel we will be greeted with a soft drink, aphrodisiac juice. Accommodation in your private rooms Lugo we will have a 30 minute walk from the hostel to the tower – which has a height of 48 meters we will climb to the platform. From there we will have a panoramic view and observe the different species of birds such as toucans, scarlet macaws, parrots, monkeys, birds of prey among other species. We will take the best photographs and it will be a beautiful spectacle that nature offers us the red sun on a magical sunset. . After dinner we will take our boat and a reflector. in search of some species such as caiman, birds and some monkeys around. Return to the hostel to spend the night in your private rooms

Day2: Tres Chimbadas Lake Expedition.

Today after enjoying breakfast we will take the 30 minute boat and then we will take the 1 kilometer and a half walk to the lake then we will take the catamaran to tour the lake having impressive views that are surrounded by beautiful aguaje palm trees, we will have the opportunity to observe a variety of wildlife; species such as Hoatzín,

monkeys, macaws, black caiman, flying parrots and if we are lucky we will observe a family of river otters (Pteronoura brasilienses), a species that is in danger of extinction. This diversity of species is found in the Tambopata National Reserve.
Upon returning from this activity to the lodge we will pass by a parrot clay lick, having the possibility of seeing the macaws collapsing.

After lunch we will visit the Botanical Garden of Ñape
Where we will take the tour of the medicinal Garden, which is located very close to the Hostel where our ethnobotanical guide will share with us his ancestral knowledge of the preparation of natural medicines such as ayahusca, until now few have this knowledge of putting the good use of these medicinal plants such as; Ayahuasca, Chacruna, Para para, Chuchuhuasi, Uña de gato, Ajo sacha, etc. which are used and prepared by the residents of the community especially to cure diseases, such as rheumatism, colds, malaria, diabetes, fever, gastritis, cough, anemia, etc.
It will be a unique experience
About Archery called Date
The guide will share his knowledge about the ancient Ese Ejas, how they made their bow and arrow with seeds, roots and vines from the forest and used them to hunt some animals in the area as sustenance for the home and provide support to the couple for feeding their children. They are customs that they have maintained for many years since their ancient times, great-great-grandparents who do not lose this custom.
We will have the opportunity to practice this fun activity with our expert teachers. This will require a lot of concentration, since it consists of launching an arrow through a bow and making the arrow hit the target from a certain distance.
It will be very fun to share wonderful customs
Night walk
After dinner we will have an activity such as the night walk along the trails of the lodge, looking for different species such as insects, amphibians, tarantulas, bats, nocturnal birds and listening to various animal sounds, even the falling leaves of the trees, which will be This tour is very interesting, and with luck we will observe some nocturnal mammals, such as the armadillo, nocturnal monkey or perhaps some nocturnal bird.
Return to the hostel to rest in their respective private rooms.

Day 3:Tambopata Amazing – Parrot Clay Lick.

We will get up very early and take the boat approximately 20 minutes from the lodge to the clay lick where, which comes to make a special place to observe dozens of birds coming every morning, they gather for this fluttering ceremony before starting the culpeo. Which consists of ingesting clay from the clay lick, after 20 to 25 minutes they will go away. because these birds eat this clay and animals also do it to complement the salt in their diet since far from any ocean, there is very little sodium in the water or food.
Mammal Clay Clay
To get to this place we have to walk approximately 1 hour from the hostel, which is a hiding place for observation.
Mammals also gather to eat this salty clay, they do not do it at the same time as parrots or macaws. They do it at any time during the day or night, and they are much more reserved and less routine.

It is very difficult to see these mammals unless you sit here for 24 hours.
The mammals that come to the clay lick are the huanganas, sajinos, deer, agouti, squirrel, tapir. During the walk the guide will explain some species of plants and trees that reach a height of 80 to 100 meters and are more than 500 years old that were not touched by the hand of humanity. Upon returning to the hostel we can find some mammals during the walk.
Visit to the organic fruit garden
Today after lunch we will board a motorized boat again for approximately 30 minutes to visit the farm of the Native Community of Infierno, where they cultivate traditional agriculture that is very sustainable. We will take a tour to identify the different species of plants that are typical native to the Region; As we can mention the cocona, sacha papa, dale-dale, yucca, star apple, pineapple, soursop, zapote, pacay, guaba, silk plantain, passion fruit among others that we will perceive from the entrance to this local farm of the community.
Return to the lodge after dinner, night activity in the primary forest.

Day4 :Visit to the Native Community of Infierno

The Ese Eja are one of the last nomadic tribes left in the Peruvian Amazon that have maintained their customs for many years.

Today will be a very special day to know and learn the Ese eja of the main house of the native community that will be open for you. where we will visit the museum, which exhibits panels that explain the Ese Eja worldview, such as clothing, ancient ceramics and stone instruments, as well as work tools.

This house of artisans: will teach us about the artisan tradition of their community and what object comes to symbolize it. They continue to recreate their own typical Amazonian crafts such as the woven tamishi baskets that are vines grown from the jungle and the wood carvings that look real, which continue to maintain their customs and their Esa Eja heritage very much alive.

After this activity, return to the hostel to enjoy lunch.
In the afternoon we will take a fun walk that will take us to an impressive viewpoint over the Tambo Pata River. With magnificent panoramic views of the river,
It will be an unforgettable view and especially at dawn or dusk, when the enormous sky and the river seem to merge in spectacular games of light and color.
The walk along the trail is full of opportunities to see wildlife flora and fauna up close and learn more about the primary, secondary, tropical forests, wetlands and cloud forests.
rest in their respective rooms.

Day 5: Puerto Maldonado – Airport-Land Terminal.

Today we say God to our tour, we get up early to have breakfast and then take a short walk through the dense jungle and then return to the lodge to pack our things and then

we will embark on our river down the Tambopata to the native community, where it awaits us. our private mobility return to the city of Puerto Maldonado and transfer to the airport/land terminal

Includes in the Tour   Amazon Expedition .

• Professional guide.
• Transport MotorBoat and car .
  
• Transfer Round Trips.
  
• Meals: 4x Breakfast, 4x Lunch 4x Dinner and drinking water (Note: vegetarian option on request at no additional cost) in the tour amzon;
• Accommodation: 1  nights in the lodge tambopata  lodge inn .
  
• 4 night in Our Lodge
  
• First aid kit.
  
• Radio communications  .
  
• Rubber boots .
  

Not Included in  Amazon Expedition .

• Any flight nor airport departure taxes .
  
• Travel insurance in the tour  ;
• Vaccination in trekking ;
• Breakfast on the first day and Lunch  on the last day during the tour  ;
• Drinks in expedition tour ;
• Tips to local staff .
  
• Entrence Fee to Reserved

What to bring with you to Amazon Expedition .

• Mosquito repellent (recommended at least 35% !!) .
  
• Original passport .
  
• Small backpack .
  
• Long-sleeved cotton shirts (preferably green) .
  
• Long cotton pants .
  
• Long cotton socks (to be put on the pants)
• Comfortable walking shoes i.
• Sandals or light shoes .
  
• Rain gear (for example, rain poncho)
• Bathing suits;
• Binoculars (also rented).
  
• Camera and charger  .
  
• Plastic bags to be used for clothing and a camera .
  
• One hat as protection against sun or rain.
• Small towel,
• Toilet paper,
• Sunscreen
  
• Sunglasses
  
• Flashlight (battery replacement)
• A mineral water (1 liter minimum)
• Pocket money (soles) to buy

Exploring Amazon Rainforest Peru  

For Parrots and Macaws, colpa gatherings are a social event. In twos and threes, they group in the treetops, chattering, playing and hanging upside down on vines, until a big enough group has amassed and feeding beginsWhatever the reason, it is integral to their survival and the act of feeding itself, often comprising  hundreds of  birds at a time, is one of the Amazon’s. most spectacular displays in are nature rainforest expedition . As with many  areas in the  basin, increasing economic development is putting a strain on the natural resources of Peru’s 

rainforest. Logging, farming and tourism are a growing threat to its wildlife, particularly in this area along Las  Piedras River just east of Manu, Peru’s premier national park. Unlike Manu amazon  and the neighbouring  Tambopata River nature reserve, the adjacent Las Piedras river system is not yet protected. But like the 

Tambopata, Las Piedras represents a body of water running through one of the  largest tracts of pristine rainforest on the planet. It’s an area considered to be one of the world’s hotspots in terms of biodiversity – the heart of the Amazon. The aim of this six-week expedition is to gather data – clay lick behaviour, mammal and bird  population densities and effects of human traffic on wildlife. The published results are then presented to decision-makers in Peru  Expeditions  (the government, park authorities and the like)  to provide them with valuable information on how to manage this natural eco-tourism resource – one which is increasingly becoming essential to the regional economy.

Lodge Rainforest Expedition Tambopata Chuncho

It is one of the impressive lodges of Lodge Rainforest Expedition on the banks of the Tambopata Reserve River, which has comfortable rooms, dining room, spa rooms, and the work of 26 Peruvian enthusiasts, of whom sevenbelong to the surrounding native communities. Rainforest Expedition tells us about the excellent welcome  that   had the soft adventure routes, as she calls it, and that every time foreign tourists prefer to take a kayak trip on theAmazon Tambopata River, others choose to climb to a chestnut tree Of 38 meters, and there are those who choose to ride a bicycle for a specially conditioned gauge. All this is strengthened by sightings of birds and sublime sunrises and sunsets.

Each day of this expedition immerses you in a world of awe and deep connection with the Amazon rainforest. From the comfort of our refuge, you’ll witness the thriving wildlife in its natural habitat, and during the tranquil hours of the night, you’ll venture into the intimacy of the jungle. The magic of the Amazon will embrace you as you explore its hidden corners and embark on a journey that can only be described as truly enchanting.

Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this unique journey where the Amazon rainforest becomes the backdrop of your dreams, and nature awakens in all its splendor. Come and discover the Amazon in its most charming form!