Manu National Park, Madre de Dios, Peru · Peru
Journey into Manu National Park — one of the world's most biodiverse protected areas, descending from the Andean highlands at 4,000 m through cloud forest to Amazon lowland rainforest at 300 m — a biological gradient that supports more bird species than all of North America combined. The park is closed to independent access; licensed operators only. Ox-bow lakes (cochas) in the lowland zone are the best place in South America to see giant otters, tapirs, black caimans, and rare macaw clay licks. A week in Manu is a transformative natural history experience.
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