Lake Sachavacayoc Tambopata:
Located on the right bank of the Tambopata
River within the -lake Sachavacayoc Tambopata . You reach 30 minutes from Puerto Maldonado Road to the native community Hell, then crosses four hours by boat on the Tambopata River to the area of the same name:
“Sachavacayoc” from where you walk for an hour and a half for a trail in the jungle. The tourist season is not very large, so that the visitor who comes to this lake can enjoy tranquility of the beautiful landscape and flora and fauna.
This lake is known for its “aguajal’1 consists of abundant nesting collpas pal¬meras blue and yellow macaws red macaw clay lick, between the months of November to February in tambopata and sandoval. One of mammals that
visit the lake It is the tapir or tapir, and usually take baths in the lagoon, hence its name. In the mirror of water can
observe a family of giant otters and the surrounding forests live comoeljaguar mammals, puma, monosy huanganas
within the Peruvian jungle.
Tours Lake Sachavacayoc Tambopata:
After early breakfast, hike through the jungle to the lake Sachavacayoc for 2 hours to see medicinal plants and different species of monkeys (howler monkey, frailesito, wasita, machin, mono titi).
Explore around this beautiful lake by canoe to see many birds, parrots, macaw clay licks wolves laughed, peccaries, other mammals, and hopefully find the anaconda in the Peruvian jungle. Typical lunch lakefront Sachavacayoc. . If
you want we will go into the jungle in search of a stream to catch fish of different sizes such as catfish, piranhas, paco, permit, etc.
Return to the Lodge you can enjoy and relax in our living hammocks overlooking the river Tambopata falling under the gloom of dusk.
In the evening have a night excursion by boat to see alligators and capybaras as well as hear the symphony of the jungle from the river. Dinner. Accommodation in the jungle.
Lake Pacahuara Tahuamanu – Iberia – lake Sachavacayoc Tambopata .
Located northwest of the city of Puerto Maldonado and northwest of Iberia, within the territory of the community Pacahuara. The lake is surrounded by greenery as ojé and EPZs, has an outlet leading to the non Tahuamanu. The
aquatic vegetation covers part of the lake and access is a bit bumpy, because people just go fishing. According to information provided by residents of the area, the presence of fish is abundant, especially bujurquis, bocachico and
catfish. Visitors can observe the hoatzin, duck needle, and some winged Macaw parrots like the dawn of a yellow face. According to villagers, the giant otter and the white alligator eventually appears. For its scenic beauty and
diversity of wildlife this resource may be usable for tourism as it is one of the few lakes that is located in the district of Iberia.
Rains in the study area increased by NE to SW direction, keeping connection with the alignment of the Andes. So, you have to, while in the northeastern sector of the study area, bounded by the Tacuatimanu rivers or Las Piedras
and Madre de Dios, downstream from the mouth of the river, the annual average rainfall is around 1,700 mm . (Stations of Puerto Maldonado, Fundo Iberia and Tambopata), in south-western sector, corresponding to the
foothills of the Cordillera de Carabaya, rainfall increases sharply around 4,000 mm annual average (figure deduced from the data recorded in the Quincemil stations and San Gaban). The central sector of the study area has no
information, but according to ecological observations and precipitation values recorded for the NE and SW sectors
interpolation can be assumed by an annual average of 2,500 to 3,000 mm.
Group Name: Pacahuara (Pakawara) – lake Sachavacayoc Tambopata
Population: According to the 2001 census (INE): 6. Census Conniob (National Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities, and originating in Bolivia (2004): 17.
Sociolinguistics Family: Pano
Location: Departments of Beni and Pando; Vaca Diez and Manuripi provinces. Municipalities of Riberalta and Victoria. Main centers of settlement, Tajuré and Santa Ana.
History and social organization: The Pacahuara belonged to a numerous ethnicity. The first contacts with them were in the year 1678. The Franciscan Father Simon Jose de Souza, in 1785, founded the Mission Cavinas with Cavinas,
Pacahuaras and tiriguas.
The rubber boom and the rubber was fatal for Pacahuara; They died as slaves or were eliminated in their attempt to flee or when they resisted. Today it is practically unstructured ethnic group as such. Very few of them still live by the
Abuna River (Pando), and another 6 families reside near the community of San Matias de Pacahuara, where they were “straight” by Brazilian exploiting chestnut in the pocket of Rapi-Ran (Pando ).
1965, some Pacahuaras Federico Roman Province (Pando), were transferred by SIL to Tujuré, community Chacobo (Beni), which are currently only nine people in the process of “chacobizaje”.
Their marriage is monogamous and exogamous predominantly because under current conditions marriages are
carried out with their sociolinguistic relatives, Chacobo.