Madidi is located in the northwest of Bolivia in the north of the Department of La Paz. It borders on other National Parks, such as Manuripi Heat, the Integrally Administrated Natural Area of the Aplobamba and Pilon de Lajas Biosphere Reserve. Its western edge is the Peruvian border, and it extends eastwards along the Andes Cordillera branches, plunging deeply into the Amazon area. Madidi is one of the most biologically diverse protected areas on the planet. The Madidi National Park is home to over 1,000 bird species and contains a large population of Latin America’s most charismatic wildlife species: jaguar, spectacled bear, maned wolf, giant otter, Andean condor and many more.

See:

• Madidi National Park – is considered the most biologically rich protected area on earth and a priority for conservation. Experience the many species it has to offer including an entire new species of monkeys. The Madidi National Park is composed of snow-capped mountains, glaciers, high Andean lagoons, deep valleys and canyons, cliffs, torrid rivers and waterfalls all adding up to make a scenery you can’t beat.
• The Chalalan Lagoon - is a beautiful setting and home to monkeys, turtles, and more than 340 species of birds. Hike through the jungle and learn about the flora of the area.
• The Pampas – are wetland savannahs interlinked by winding rivers containing patches of tropical forest, small lakes and low open grassy area. They are home to a large and diverse population of animals which are often easy to spot due to the openness of the environment. This is a wonder for wildlife enthusiasts.

Experience:

• Life in the jungle and lagoons where at night you can experience nocturnal life with its entire magnificent species.
• Madidi’s vast wilderness of 4 million acres encompassing unparalleled biological diversity, ranging from mountain cloud forest to dry tropical forest, humid lowland rainforest to savannah and wild rivers to lakes.
• A rainforest experience that will leave you amazed with its ecotourism concept and protection of National parks.

Secrets of the Jungle:

• Listen to the sounds of the jungle and experience a wide variety of species in their natural habitat, like monkeys, deer, wild pig and numerous birdlife.
• Learn about some plant species that are found in the jungle and used for their medicinal properties. Try and find the macaws high up in the trees. Macaws are beautiful multi-coloured birds, native to the Amazon jungle of South America and have an extremely long life.