Discover new species with Tambopata research center team 5 Day
Discover New Species with Tambopata Research Center Team – 5 Days
Join expert researchers on an exciting **Peruvian Amazon tour** at the renowned Tambopata Research Center, one of the most remote and wildlife-rich lodges in the Amazon. Over five immersive days, you’ll venture deep into the Tambopata National Reserve, where scientists study the region’s incredible biodiversity.
Assist in wildlife monitoring, observe rare and newly discovered species, and explore untouched rainforest teeming with exotic birds, monkeys, and even jaguars. Walk through lush jungle trails, visit the world-famous Macaw Clay Lick, and learn firsthand about conservation efforts in one of the planet’s most pristine ecosystems.
This once-in-a-lifetime experience is perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers eager to uncover the hidden wonders of the Amazon!
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This is an “All inclusive tour from pick up till drop off”
Pick up from (Airport, bus station or hotel)
04 Nights accommodation in bungalow with private bathroom
1 Ticket entrance to natural reserve 1 to (Sandoval Lake)
1 Professional bilingual guide in the jungle
1 Motor boat transportation for all trips
Breakfast (4) Dinner (4) Lunch (4)
All activities listed in the itinerary
Purified Water 24 hours (To recharge your canteen)
Wellingtons (Rubber boots)
No additional payment for single room or (Solo traveler)
Storage room for large luggage
First aid kit
Drop off to (Airport or bus station)
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Drinks bought at the bar
Gratuities
Domestic Flights or Bus from/to Cusco, Lima
Extra snacks and drinks
Travel insurance
Health coverage
Extra snacks and drinks
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ITINERARY
Day 3
Begin your morning with an ecological survey of the Bamboo Trail, a distinctive pathway traversing a dense bamboo forest. Sunlight permeates the slender, elongated leaves, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow along the trail, which parallels a gently reflective river. This ecosystem is dominated by Guadua bamboo, a species indigenous to the Americas, adapted to poorly drained upland soils. Its rapid growth rate, reaching several meters annually, contributes to a unique structural habitat supporting diverse biodiversity.
In the afternoon, engage in the 8 Primate Project, an exploratory hike along a five-kilometer transect within a prototypical tropical rainforest characterized by towering emergent trees, creeks, and ponds. This trail offers prime conditions for observing multiple primate taxa, including Saimiri sciureus (Squirrel Monkeys), Sapajus apella (Brown Capuchin Monkeys), and Ateles chamek (Spider Monkeys), alongside non-primate species such as peccaries (Tayassu pecari). The Tambopata Research Center’s location within this biodiverse habitat enhances its suitability for primate behavioral studies and species monitoring.
Day 4
During the Rainforest Master Hike, participants will traverse the intricate, winding trails formed by the foraging columns of Atta cephalotes (leafcutter ants), offering a unique opportunity to observe the complex social behaviors of these keystone invertebrates. This guided ecological trek provides both a profound sense of accomplishment and lasting impressions of the Amazon’s biodiversity. Leveraging extensive field experience, the naturalist guides from the Tambopata Research Center possess in-depth knowledge of the region’s ecology, capable of detecting cryptic species such as canopy-dwelling passerines, elusive primates, and rare botanical specimens often overlooked in the dense undergrowth.
In the tropical rainforest, twilight descends rapidly due to the dense overhead canopy, which limits light penetration as the sun lowers. As daylight wanes and dusk transitions to night, participants can experience the Sunset Cruise, drifting along the expansive Tambopata River. This evening excursion showcases the dynamic interplay of light and shadow, with the river’s surface reflecting vivid hues of orange, rose, and crimson in ever-shifting patterns, creating a visually striking conclusion to the day’s explorations.
Day 5
The conclusion of the expedition marks the time for departure. Your participation has directly supported the ongoing conservation initiatives of Wired Amazon and the protection efforts within the Tambopata National Reserve. Following your stay, you will commence the return journey to Puerto Maldonado for your domestic flight to your next destination.
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