Amacayacu

Delving into the vast green Amacayacu Park is an adventure of exploration insurmountable.

It is a tropical rainforest located in the Amazon trapezoid, bordered by the Amazon River in the south.Amacayacu is the habitat of lion tamarin, the smallest primate of America,, a turtle that mimics the dry leaves under the water, huge silver-blue butterflies, the world's largest lotus, and many otherspecies. In addition to lush flora and fauna, the Park is overlapping (shared) in a ten percent ancestral indigenous territories, an ethnic majority Tikuna, who now seek a balance between thetraditional and the contemporary dynamics of modern life ..

A dense rainforest as a green carpet covers the entire geography of the park. In this forest there are over 5000 species of plants and 150 speciesof mammals, among which stand out the pink dolphin species in danger of extinction like the tapir, jaguars, manatees and otters. Its forests are representative of a region where the greatestdiversity of primates in the world. Amacayacu is also home to 500 species of birds, a huge variety of freshwater fish, and an even wider variety of insects. Not to mention the vast presence of mythical andlegendary.

Parque Nacional Natural Amacayacu

Adentrarse en el extenso verde del Parque Amacayacu es una aventura de exploración insuperable
Se trata de un bosque húmedo tropical ubicado dentrodel trapecio amazónico, que limita con el río Amazonas en su parte sur. Amacayacu es el hábitat del tití leoncito -el primate más pequeño de América-; de una tortuga que se mimetiza entre las hojassecas bajo el agua, de mariposas enormes de azul plateado, del loto más grande del mundo, y muchas especies más. Además de contar con una fauna y flora exuberantes, el área del Parque se encuentratraslapada (compartida) en un diez por ciento con territorios indígenas ancestrales, de la etnia Tikuna mayoritariamente, quienes hoy buscan un equilibrio entre las formas tradicionales y las dinámicas...