Overview Description Amazon Trail
Manu Biosphere Reserve: A Living Paradise :The Manu Biosphere Reserve is UNESCO-protected, covering 1,716,295 hectares across southeastern Peru. With altitudes from 600 to 4,000 m.a.s.l., the region transitions from Andean puna to cloud forest and finally to lowland Amazon rainforest. This gradient supports unmatched biodiversity:
Amazon Trail
- 1,025 bird species including toucans, macaws, and harpy eagles
- 15 primate species including woolly monkeys and capuchins
- 8 wild cat species, including jaguar, ocelot, and margay
- 221 mammals, 155 reptiles, and over 1,300 butterfly species..
Highlights of the Tour Amazon Trail .
The Amazon Trail to Manu National Park offers more than adventure—it’s a transformative journey into a world where biodiversity thrives and Indigenous cultures are preserved. From the misty Andean highlands to the vibrant Amazon basin, every moment is an encounter with nature at its most raw and spectacular.
This is your chance to connect deeply with the rainforest, capture unforgettable wildlife experiences, and leave a positive impact on Peru’s Amazon.
Amazon Trail
- Access the rarely visited Manu Reserved Zone, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
- Traverse diverse ecosystems: cloud forests, oxbow lakes, clay-licks, and lowland rainforest.
- Spot wildlife such as monkeys, giant otters, caimans, jaguars, and vibrant macaws.
- Participate in night walks, birdwatching excursions, and river cruises.
- Learn from local guides about Indigenous culture, ecology, and conservation.
- Support sustainable tourism and local communities in the Manu Biosphere Reserve.

Review Amazon Trail 8 days / 7 nights.