Sandoval Lake

SANDOVAL LAKE:

Sandoval Lake National Reserve.

It is a tourist destination and paradise that is most visited by nature lovers, which is the Sandoval Lake Reserve, located in the Madre de Dios River Basin. Lake Sandoval has a beautiful mirror of very clear crystalline water, it

has 127 hectares. Sandoval lake is very surrounded by many palm trees of different species

, full of birds such as macaws, herons, cormorants. Eagles, kingfishers and the prehistoric bird (shansho), river otters, turtles, caiman and dwarf caiman and different species of monkeys such as the friar capuchin, musmuki,

emperor, spider and howler monkeys, and a variety of reptiles, batrachians, amphibians, insects,
butterflies and many mammals, Lake Sandoval natural paradise of biodiversity

Entrance to Lake Sandoval.

To enter the Sandoval Lake reserve, we have to register at the checkpoint with their respective passports and guides or companies that provide the service.

Hike along the Sandoval Lake trail.

From the control post, walk along a boarded path 3 km from the pier, which includes a visit to the Interpretation Center and where there are numerous species of wild flora and fauna.

Sandoval Lake Ride in a rowing cone.

The walks or tour that are carried out in a rowing canoe. that has the capacity of 8 people, observing the wild

fauna. How it is inhabited by a large family of otters that it observes hunting and others on the logs of trees

basking in the sun and a variety of turtles basking on logs or fallen trees that are in the middle or on the edges of the lake.

Observation tower.

In the Sandoval Lake reserve we can appreciate an observation tower for a panoramic view and take the best photographs of this Sandoval Lake, countries like sunrise and sunsets that are magical and the rides in our canoe.

Tambopata river basin upstream, we can see different lakes that are very important for the flora and fauna.

1: Coco Cocha Lake, which is located 2 hours from Puerto Maldonado, to get there we have to travel upstream

from the Tambopata reserve. It has a very incredible flora and fauna and more endemic species. How to observe river wolves, birds and many mammals in their natural habitat.

Tambopata river camping.

For those who love adventure, want to explore incredible flora and fauna, doing fishing, hiking trails and lakes in

the middle of the jungle. We have many opportunities to observe mammals and reptiles up close.

To the Tapir, anaconda, family of capybaras, caimans, monkeys and the king of the jungle (jaguar) that we mostly observe on the beaches sunbathing or waiting to hunt their prey,

camping to spend the night on the beaches

del rio tambopata magical adventures. Just listening to the sounds of the forest, birds, animals and including the

noisy howler monkey, which is in charge of transporting the visitor to a magical dream and full of natural life that the Amazon jungle has

The macaw clay licks of the Tambopata Reserve.

This lick (mineral salts) is the main attraction for visitors, this place is very special as it is located on the edge of

the Tambopata River. where animals come to eat like deer, wild pig The wild boar, monkeys, Tapir and many

birds, especially the macaws, the 7 species, are clay licks or called mineral salts, have certain types of nutrients.

Clay licks are natural and are found in the clayey soils of a virgin forest where there is not much contact with humanity.

Show of the macaws in the clay licks of Tambopata.

The Chuncho clay lick is located to the left of the Tambopata river, 4 hours by river beyond the sea at Sentenciados

lakes, Colorado and a clay lick one and a half further on. The latter is considered the largest clay lick known in the entire Peruvian Amazon. Sandoval Lake.

Also licks in La Torre A mammal clay lick just 15 min away by the La Torre and Nas river, peccaries and deer. A parrot lick, a 5 min control job, with hundreds of parrots to dawn Finally,

AKE SANDOVAL HOSTEL:

The great vastness and impenetrability of the Amazon basin has protected its diverse flora and fauna in this

Amazonian sandoval lake from the outside world since time immemorial. In its depths there are native peoples

who have never had contact with outside civilization. As the 21st century humbly dawns on this enticing expanse of jungle territory, the abundance of

The natural resources it contains, from oil to ranch land, threatens and possibly changes it forever. The jungle Lake Sandoval here comprises 50% of the nation, yet only 5% of Peruvians’ Lake Sandoval wildlife live in it.

Stretching from below the eastern flank of the Andes for thousands of kilometers to the Atlantic Ocean, this desert

has long been synonymous with the word “adventure” and Peru’s portion has been judiciously preserved.

More types of plants flourish here in a single hectare of rainforest than in any other European country. Some of

the world’s most diverse nature reserves the Amazon’s Lake Sandoval beckons, making it one of the continent’s top wildlife viewing spots.

Divided into three main areas,

Sandoval Lake in the Peruvian Amazon not only offers a mix of bird and animal watching, jungle treks, and river

life, but also a dash of raucous urban life in the rainforest. There are only three towns of any size Pucallpa can be reached by a paved road, Puerto Maldonado

It is accessible mainly by dirt roads and Iquitos is connected to the rest of Peru only by water and air. This lush

region begs the attention of adventure seekers, but it also begs for protection. Its natural wealth also attracts loggers, energy companies, slash-and-burn farmers, and developers.

This is a border country. Travel is hard, but the rewards are limitless: making your way through rugged roads,

raging rivers and overgrown roads, you will feel like the first explorers who brought attention to this region in Puerto Maldonado Sandoval Lake

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