Amazon Jungle Tours Photography 6 days

Amazon Jungle Tours  Photography  6 day .

Amazon Jungle Tours Photography: Capture the Untamed Beauty of Manu National Park : Embark on an extraordinary 6-day, 5-night adventure into the heart of Manu National Park, a true paradise for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. This immersive experience takes you deep into one of the world’s most biodiverse regions, where every turn reveals breathtaking landscapes, rare wildlife, and the vibrant cultures of the Amazon. Manu Jungle Trips

A Photographer’s Dream in the Amazon

From the moment you set foot in this lush rainforest, you’ll be surrounded by an explosion of life. Towering trees, hidden lagoons, and meandering rivers create the perfect backdrop for capturing stunning shots of nature in its purest form. With expert naturalist guides leading the way, you’ll have the chance to spot and photograph a dazzling array of wildlife, including jaguars, giant river otters, tapirs, and countless bird species. in the amazon Manu Jungle Trips

Day 1: Cusco City to Ninamarca  – Paradise Lodge Inn  .

We leave Cusco early in the morning to start our adventurous trip! First . we are taken by private transport to start the tour Amazon Fields Bird . where we made the first stop called Ninamarca to observe pre-Incan

“chullpas” (tombs) of the Lupaca’s culture.  Then, we continue to Paucartambo, a colonial town with narrow

streets and beautiful church, where people still keep their old customs. Then, we ascend to the viewpoint Tres Cruces (3,900 masl) to observe one of the best sunrises of the world. From there, we start descending to the Manu National Park, a place of presence of cock of the rock (a Peruvian national bird), hummingbirds, strikingly coloured quetzals, trogons, spotted flycatcher and woolly monkey. From flora, we can view a variety of

orchids, mosses, ferns, etc.  Finally, we get to Pilcopata (700 masl) where we overnight in in our  Lodge after enjoying dinner then rest . Optional: A night walk Free in the rainforest  to Manu Jungle Trips

Day 2 :Amazon Jungle Photography Peru From Atalaya Port to Rainforest Lodge  .

After breakfast, we continue our journey by private car (one and half an hour) towards the port at Atalaya (500 m.a.s.l).  There, we board a motorized boat to continue for about half an hour navigating on the Alto Madre de Dios River. Along the rocky riversides, we have a great opportunity to observe the river wildlife like herons,

vultures, cormorants and some of 13 monkey species living in Manu. In the afternoon, we reach our next lodge – Rainforest  Lodge Manu Reserved . Then we go to explore nearby paths where we can see a big diversity of species, for example,

tarantulas, ants, butterflies, some monkey species, huge trees, erotic plants, palms, etc. After that, we return to our lodge Optional: A night walk in  .Manu Jungle Trips

Days  3:   Rainforest Lodge to Maquisapayoq and Amazon Jungle Tours Photography .

Today, a long journey expects us navigating for 8 hours the Alto Madre de Dios River. On the way, we have an opportunity to observe diverse species such as herons, vultures, kingfishers, turtles or monkeys. Later on, we

reach the Reserved Zone. In the afternoon, we pass through the area of Boca Manu where the Alto Madre de Dios

River flows into the Madre de Dios River. Our next lodge – Maquisapayoq is situated only an hour far away from there. This place is a habitat of a red-faced spider monkey. We have a shower and dinner there and before we get

to sleep, we experience an evening walk to a nearby tapir clay-lick observing tapirs from an opposite hidden platform placed just 3 metres far away from the clay-lick in  Blanquillo to Manu Jungle Trips.

Day 4 :Amazon Jungle Tours Photography and  Maquisapayoq to Cocha Blanco Lake  .

After breakfast, we explore nearby paths. Afterwards, we board our boat to navigate down the river for half an hour until we reach Blanquillo Lodge, a place of a big concentration of macaws! We accommodate ourselves and

have lunch there. Later, we visit the Cocha Blanco (Blanco Lake) where we observe a giant river otter family

fishing. If we are lucky, we can spot a big variety of birds playing, for example, a prehistoric bird called hoatzin.  In the afternoon, we return to the lodge where our Cook serves us dinner. After that, we are given an opportunity

to go in search of caimans which are usually active at night waiting for their victims. Then we get back to the lodge to overnight in the Fields Rainforest Manu Jungle Trips  .

Day 5 : Blanquillo  Macaw Clay lick to Rainforest Lodge  Amazon .

Very early before breakfast, we go to the famous and splendid parrot’s clay-lick of Blanquillo to watch big flocks of macaws (Ara Chloroptera), parrots and parakeets .They come there to eat clay that helps them to digest and

clean body from toxins! Then we return to the lodge to have breakfast to later board our motorboat and navigate

up the Alto Madre de Dios River for several hours. On the way, we shortly stop in Aguas Calientes (close to Shintuya) to enjoy a refreshing bath in nearby thermal baths! Then we continue navigating until we get to our

already know – Rainforest Lodge. There we can have shower and after dinner we go night walk in the rainforest . Optional: A night walk to Manu Jungle Trips .

 Day 6 : Rainforest Lodge  to Atalaya Port  Cusco City .

Another parrot observation expects us today, so we board our boat before breakfast to go to see a 10 minute far away parrot clay-lick!  After that, we get back to the lodge where we are served breakfast adding us energy for our

last travel so that we board the motorized boat and start navigating towards the Atalaya Port. Our private vehicle awaits us there to take us back to Cusco. We arrive there approximately between 5 and 6:00 pm. IMPORTANT . You

need to be vaccinated against Yellow Fever as well as to bring some anti-malaria tablets with you Macaw Clay Lick – Peruvian Amazonia .

It is the perfect place to observe hundreds of macaws, which come every morning to eat and others to lick these large walls of salty clay, located on the edge of the Madre de Dios River.

Amazon Jungle Tours Photography 

Parrots are an anatomically homogeneous group of birds. They are most abundant in tropical and temperate regions in Australia. They are noisy, social, and they have heavy hook bills and yoke-tipped feet. Their reputation precedes

them; Which need little presentation. The parrots are gregarious frugivores. In the forest, herds look out for fruits,

flowers, flowers, and occasionally roots and tubers. They methodically climb around branches of trees. As they attack their desired fruits they often hang in awkward acrobatic everyday positions came to eat the amazon clay lick

bird fields. Their bodies are in harmony with their needs for survival; Its sharply hooked, top jaw hinges are very useful. It is used when climbing around the trees, as well as for scraping and pulling large fruits.