Manu Wildlife Center 5 days

¿WHAT WE EXPECT?

Manu Wildlife  Center 5 days

The tour also offers an immersion in the local culture. Travelers will be able to interact with indigenous communities and learn about their traditions, customs and ancestral knowledge. They will be able to participate in cultural activities such as crafts, traditional fishing and food preparation.

Manu Cultural Wildlife Travels in Peru, combines the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Manu region. It provides visitors with a unique and enriching experience that allows them to connect with nature and learn about local communities.

• Length: 5 Days/4 Nights
• Type of service: Private or Group
• Location in the amazon: Southern Peru, Madre de Dios Department,
  
• Activities in amazon  : Culture, parrot clay lick, Machuwasi Lake,  trips, rainforest ,walking in the forest.
  
• Altitude in the peru: 400 – 3,600 m.a.s.l.
• Best time to visit to the amazon: May – December
• Departure: Every day
• Minimum of participants : 2
• Maximum of participants: 10
• Price per person: USD

DETAILED TOUR ITINERARY:

WHAT TOUR SERVICES:

Included in the Manu Wildlife Center

• A professional naturalist Tour Guide;
• Motorboat transportation;
• Private vehicle land transportation for jungle trips peru;
• Entrance fee to the thermal baths (Aguas Calientes of Manu National Park);
• A professional Cook,
• Meals: 4 Breakfast, 5 Lunch, 4 Dinner and drinking water (Please note: vegetarian option upon request for no extra cost!);
• Accommodation: 4 nights in lodges in the Nature Peru;
• First aid kit .
• Radio communications for jungle trips;
• Rubber boots.

No Included in the Manu Wildlife Center :

• Any flight nor airport departure taxes;
• Travel insurance;
• Vaccination for jungle trips;
• Breakfast on the first day and dinner on the last day;
• Drinks;
• Tips to local staff.

What to take with you to the Manu Wildlife Center  :

• Mosquito repellent (DEET 35 recommended as a MINIMUM!!),
• Original passport for jungle trips,
• Small backpack,
• Long sleeved cotton shirts (preferably green coloured),
• Long cotton trousers,
• Cotton long socks (to be put into your trousers),
• Comfortable walking shoes,
• Sandals or light shoes,
• Rain gear (e.g. rain poncho),
• Swimsuit;
• Binoculars (we also rent it),
• Camera and its charger for jungle trips,
• Plastic bags to be used for clothes and a camera,
• A hat as a protection against the Sun or rain,
• Toiletries,
• Small towel,
• Toilet paper,
• Antibacterial gel,
• Sun cream,
• Sunglasses,
• Flashlight (with spare bulb and batteries),
• A bottled water (1 litre as a minimum),
• Pocket money (Soles) to buy some beverages and souvenirs as well as to tip.

ABOUT LODGE:

About Us Lodge Peru in Reserve Manu Culture Zone

Discover in Peru the lodges that are within the Manu National Park

Frequently asked questions (FAQs):

MANU NATIONAL PARK RESERVE CENTER

Visiting Manu : Some 5,000 visitors make the trip to Manu each year, roughly 5% being dedicated birders. On a typical 2–3 week trip covering all altitudes, birders accompanied

by experienced leaders regularly record 550–650 species. There is something for everyone at Manu. Some birders start early, finish late and ‘bird until they drop’. Others

come for a relaxed birding holiday, staying at comfortable lodges, visiting macaw licks (called collpas), paddling on oxbow lakes and passing a leisurely morning atop one of

the many canopy towers. As access is restricted, almost all visitors come on a tour: only authorised operators can take visitors into Manu National Park and all must be

accompanied by an official guide. Granted, almost all Manu bird specialities and much other wildlife can be seen in adjacent areas, but  even these are remote, so access is

really only feasible as part of a tour or if you are sponsored by a lodge or NGO working in the area

 MANU CLOUD FOREST.

The Manu Cloud Forest has altitudes above the clouds like dwarf forests, from Costa Rica to southern Bolivia, an ecosystem of bush land is produced, it has a humid and

cool climate, which throughout the year often sees frost nocturnal Large clumping grasses called tussock grasses with sharp, yellowish leaves, along with a scattering of

terrestrial bromeliads and ferns, are the dominant vegetation in Manu Amazon Peru. Between beautiful scenery and altitudes between 3,500 and 4,500 m (11,400 – 14,800. ft.)

found in the Andes, (which is normally above the arboreal vegetation), islands of gnarled trees confined to sheltered, rocky slopes can be found. watch. These groups of

trees are dominated by the genus Polylepis, which occurs in essentially pure stands at higher elevations. Polylepis can also be found in lower elevation cloud forests but

usually mixes with other Species. Polylepis is very drought resistant, in the Manu wild or Amazon Peru with the large trees reaching heights of about 18m 59ft. This type of

ecosystem is considered threatened in most of its range in Amazon Peru. [g About the payment to MANU JUNGLE TRIPS: The shipment must be made in the name of our

MANU CULTURE ZONE – CLOUD FOREST:

As the lowland rain forest’s humidity rises and cools, the montane rain forest typically becomes shrouded in heavy fog for at least part of each day. This gives these areas the

name cloud forest. Clear morning skies soon give way to dense fog, the clouds that linger from late afternoon until dark and give the forests a cloudy, damp look and feel.

This is the dominant ecosystem along the eastern slope of the Andes within a narrow elevational belt (2,000 to 3,500 m). It is common for Andean cloud forests to begin to

replace lowland forests at around 1,200 – 1,500 m. This is a transition that can sometimes be very abrupt in Amazon Peru in Manu National Park. A typical cloud

forest is lush. It will have a high biomass and obvious abundance of epiphytic orchids, bromeliads, ferns, mosses and lycopods, all of which cover or upholster the branches

and trunks of the trees. While vines are relatively rare, shrubs are often plentiful. There are often two layers of trees, but they are not as tall as in lowland rain forests, with

branches 25-30 m tall. They are normally densely spaced and most of them have gnarled trunks. The leaves are called sclerophyllous, which means they are small, in the Amazon Peru on Tambopata tours and Lake Sandoval

PARQUE NACIONAL DEL MANU –

The Manu Biosphere Reserve is one of the most pristine areas of wildlife the Amazon Peru this find in the Manu River in the park, No activities are performed as hunting or

fishing. This Reserve is very strictly controlled and visitors are only allows them with their tickets and the guides with their professional card especially with its operator agency of

the Manu National Reserve. Where all the time will be with your guide from your departure from the city of Cusco until your return to the city of Cusco .Tours to reserve

Manu national park must be organized in advance, To have not have any problems with your fixed departures to the Manu tour .The Manu National Park Reserve Center ( Biosphere ) consists of three zones

LOCATION EXTENSION AND ZONES OF THE MANU NATIONAL PARK.

Is located in the southern part of Peru in the departments of Madre de Dios and Cusco Province of Manu and Paucartambo Occupies Territories of the districts of fitzcarralt of

the province of Manu and district of Challabamba and Qosñipata of the province of Paucartambo comprises all the The Manu River basin and the left bank of the Madre

Madre River; Comprises in 65% to the department of Madre de Dios 35% to the department of Cusco

THE MANU NATIONAL PARK HAS THREE ZONES .

The Core or Natural Zone. What is coming to make the intangible area that covers an area of 1,532,806 hectares is the indigenous territory where the traditional use of land is

made, without any restrictions for native groups, where it is prohibited to enter Tourists and any strange person without authorization from the headquarter of the Manu national park.

The Reservation Zone : Consists of an area of 257,000 hectares assigned to Tourism and to researchers with a rational treatment of resources

The Transitional or Cultural Zone of Manu National Park. It covers an area of 91,394 hectares where the colonists and some indigenous communities of Machiguengas

are found, forming a buffer zone in the core of the Manu National Park, where there are no restrictions on economic activities, as can be seen in our maps. Three areas that make

up the Manu National Reserve contains 13 different ecological zones ranging in altitude from 200m to 4,000m, meaning that it has an incredible variety of flora and fauna.

Excursions to Manu National Park are expensive as (Manu Biosphere Reserve) (Manu Cultural Zone) However; it is sometimes possible to get discounts at official prices. If an

agency has a fixed departure for a day or two if it still has spaces, it may be willing to offer our departure date are fixed for this 2017 (if you have a date available for the tour

to the Manu we need a deposit of 50 % Min of people 2 maximum 10 you can make your reservation with our company Manu Jungle Trips .

The international companies operate the Manu Reservation with their own mobility as land transport, and river transport and that have their own land and shelter that leave

no income to the communities and indigenous peoples who for years and centuries kept this reserve in their natural habitat today consider just some agencies that try to be

along with them giving income work for your family. Generating work for the local population inside and outside the Manu National Park reserve .

These forests are dominated by bamboo and have been little studied.

This Banbu Forest is characterized by having a high proportion of pioneer tree species such as the punga (Pseudobombax septenatum) and cetico (Cecropia spp.) are these natural areas that are conserved in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest

Some 5,000 visitors make the trip to Manu each year, roughly 5% being dedicated birders. On a typical 2–3 week trip covering all altitudes, birders accompanied

by experienced leaders regularly record 550–650 species. There is something for everyone at Manu. Some birders start early, finish late and ‘bird until they drop’. Others

come for a relaxed birding holiday, staying at comfortable lodges, visiting macaw licks (called collpas), paddling on oxbow lakes and passing a leisurely morning atop one of

the many canopy towers. As access is restricted, almost all visitors come on a tour: only authorised operators can take visitors into Manu National Park and all must be

accompanied by an official guide. Granted, almost all Manu bird specialities and much other wildlife can be seen in adjacent areas, but  even these are remote, so access is

really only feasible as part of a tour or if you are sponsored by a lodge or NGO working in the area