Madre De Dios biodiversity capital of peru

Madre De Dios-Tambopata is home to some of the most pristine habitats in the Amazon and is one of the must-see natural destinations in Peru and South America. The Tambopata National Reserve protects 274,690 hectares of diverse ecosystems, making it one of the most biodiverse areas in the world, with more than 1,000 species of butterflies, 100 species of mammals, 600 species of birds and hundreds of plant species. Tambopata is also home to the Ese Eja Native Community, an indigenous nation that has inhabited the region for centuries. It is an exceptional place to explore biodiversity and adventure in the Peruvian Amazon.