Madidi National Park
Bolivia · Altiplano · 180 m
Description
Madidi National Park (Parque Nacional Madidi) is one of the most biodiverse protected areas on Earth, encompassing an extraordinary landscape that stretches from the high Andes to the Amazon lowland rainforest. The park is renowned for its exceptional wildlife, pristine rainforests, remote rivers, and outstanding opportunities to observe monkeys, tapirs, macaws, and, with some luck, jaguars. Madidi brings together a remarkable variety of ecosystems within a relatively small area, offering visitors authentic wilderness experiences in one of South America's most untouched regions. Widely regarded as one of the world's most important biodiversity hotspots, it is among the most spectacular destinations in the Bolivian Amazon.
Length of stay
Recommended length of stay: 2 to 4 days (optimal 3 days)
Travel season
Best time to visit: June – September
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Highlights
- Multi-day Amazon Jungle Trek
- Tuichi River Boat Expedition
- Wildlife Watching
- Indigenous Community Eco-Lodges
- Bird Watching
- Jaguar Tracking
- Monkey Watching
- Giant Otter Watching
- Tapir Watching
- Macaw Clay Licks
- Canopy Walks
- Amazon Rainforest Canoeing
- Night Jungle Walks
- Medicinal Plant Tours
- Camping in the Rainforest
- Sport Fishing
- Amazon Photography
- Stargazing in the Rainforest