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The singularly unique environment of the Amazonian rainforest for Macaw clay lick tour will provide once in a lifetime sighting opportunity that make the effort to navigate the trail more than worth the effort.
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The Most Exciting Peruvian Bird Watching Tours http://carlosexpeditions.com/en/ Machu Picchu has been long been a dream destination for explorers and adventurers, but it's not suited to the faint of heart. The trail can be challenging at times, yet the rewards at the end are priceless. For avian enthusiasts, guided bird watching tours of the famous trail can take this already amazing experience to a whole new level. The singularly unique environment of the Amazonian rainforest for Macaw clay lick tour will provide once in a lifetime sighting opportunity that make the effort to navigate the trail more than worth the effort. Off The Beaten Track Although Machu Picchu is typically the prize destination for travellers to Peru, those on bird watching tours are hugely rewarded with time spent in the Tambopata National Reserve. This incredibly diverse national park is home to over 670 different species of birds, and also takes into account the many different avian species that inhabit the varying elevations of the terrain duringSandoval Lake tours. Just a few of the different species that exist in the park include the Harpy Eagle, Hoatzin and thirteen different tinamou species. The Highlights Many bird watching tours head to the Tambopata National Reserve specifically for the opportunity to see the magnificent population of macaws that inhabit the area.
The highlight of the tour is the chance to see eight different macaw species that have been recorded in the area (four large and four small), along with seventeen species of parakeets and parrots. Six out of the eight of the species of macaw can be seen at the park's research centre's clay lick. Along with the amazing avian sighting opportunities the Tambopata National Reserve provides, the area also contains a huge variety of unique flora and fauna. The region has been referred to as the most bio-diverse place on Earth and is home to over 1000 species of butterflies, 200 species of mammals and more than 10,000 species of plants. Consequently, although the history and culture of the Incan trail should not be missed, a visit to Peru can be truly enhanced by exploring this fascinating bio-diverse ecosystem. LEON VELARDE AV.N 141 A half block from the Main square PHONE: +51(082)57-1320 MOVIL:+51 982611477 MOVIL:+51 987592518 MOVIL:+51 991131381 reserve@carlosexpeditions.com