Madre de Dios

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Paddling in the Peruvian Amazon #parks
Sunrise at the Tambopata Research Center in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. Cannot wait to be back there! #tambopata #peru #rainforest #travel #sunrise #rivers #river #welovetoexplore
Blue & Yellow Macaws in the Peruvian rainforest near the Tambopata Research Center. It blows my mind how many parrots we saw, and the variety of species. #mateforlife #macaws #rainforest #peru #tambopata #nature #parrots #birds #welovetoexplore
See those tiny little 'bumps' on this submerged log? It's a colony of adorable little Proboscis bats (Rhynchonycteris naso) that we found while canoeing on a remote oxbow lake in the rainforest of Peru! They sway like leaves in the wind to confuse predators, and were amazing little creatures to interact with! Proboscis bats live in groups. The colonies are usually between five and ten individuals, and very rarely exceed forty. The bats are nocturnal, sleeping during the day in an unusual formation: they lay one after another on a branch or wooden beam, nose to tail, in a straight row. A colony of proboscis bats usually has a regular feeding area, typically a small patch of water. Here the bats catch insects using echolocation. They have no specific breeding season, forming stable year-round harems. One young is born. Both sexes disperse after weaning at around 2–4 months. This is a small bat, around 6 centimetres (2.4 inches) long and 4 grams (0.0088 pounds) in weight. The species is characterized by its long, fleshy, and pointed nose. Its fur is soft and dense and is brownish-grey in color, with two white stripes down the back. Whether these stripes serve a purpose, such as camouflage or attraction of mates, is unknown. This bat also has gray tufts of fur on the forearms. No matter what time of day these features may make the bat difficult to see. #bata #tambopata #peru #rainforest #welovetoexplore
Cappuchin Monkey we stumbled across in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest at the Tambopata Research Center. #monkeys #amazon #tambopata #nature #monkey #rainforest #peru #welovetoexplore

Madre de Dios : les plus belles villes à visiter

Tambopata
Tambopata
Jungles, ForĂȘts humides et Aventure
Tambopata vous appelle ! DĂ©couvrez-y une jungle verdoyante, des aventures palpitantes, des restaurants gourmands et bien plus.

Les bonnes raisons d’y aller

  • Lac Sachavacayoc
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Beautiful hibiscus flowers on the grounds of this Amazon Eco lodge.
Las Piedras
Las Piedras est une destination qui abrite plusieurs sites remarquables, et notamment Île aux singes.
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There were more species of butterflies in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest at the Tambopata Research Center than we've ever seen anywhere. #butterflies #amazon #tambopata #nature #rainforest #peru #welovetoexplore
Inambari
Ne manquez pas d'aller découvrir Réserve Nationale Tambopata et Jungle Tower (monument) lors de votre passage à Inambari.
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The best way to get around lakes in Peru
Manu
CĂ©lĂšbre pour Parcs naturels
Faites vos bagages pour Manu ! Au programme, des parcs ravissants et bien plus encore.
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Iñapari
Iñapari
Durant votre séjour dans la région de Iñapari, vous profiterez d'une foule d'activités pour tous les ùges.
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Laberinto
Laberinto
Durant votre séjour à Laberinto, vous profiterez d'une multitude de sites à découvrir et d'activités.
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