There are a variety of Peru amazon rainforest toursand packages on offer. Many of the tours include some tour activities of adventure, whether in a lagoon trekking, kayaking in the waters of wildlife in the Amazon rainforest of Peru. You will also find a number of Peru amazon tours from cusco that include a visit to a macaw clay lick in Tambopata or emjoy the best Peru Amazon tours driving on the Amazon river tributaries. Peru’s Amazon jungle is accessible overland from other countries in South America.

From Brazil, you can take the boat ride down the Amazon from Manaus to Iquitos; This is a journey of one day that if you are ready for a memorable experience. The Amazon Peru tours has immense size and impenetrability which has long been protected from the outside world. Remote tribes still exist in its depths and not yet listed plants grow in tropical mist. In fact, more types of plants bloom in one hectare here than in any European country. And fauna, totally pristine. Exploitation of the abundant natural resources of the forest, either oil or wood, threatens to irreversibly damage. For now, however, this desert is still a paradise for adventure seekers. It is an excellent opportunity for observing wildlife, hiking in the untamed forest and the life of the scandalous city unlike anything you will experience elsewhere in Peru.

1 GIANT OTTER Manu and Tambopata National Park remains the best place with a large population of giant otters endangered, a carnivorous mammal that can reach nearly 2 m in length. They can be quite territorial and aggressive. They build large camps, clearing large amounts of vegetation. They build dens, which are holes dug on the banks of lakes or rivers. Many can be seen by Cocha Juárez area and Sandoval Lake. 2 JAGUAR: The jaguar is the main predator of the Peru Amazon jungle are at the top of the food chain. They are a major attraction in Manu, Tambopata and Iquitos, regularly see on the riverbanks in our tours. 3 CLAY LICKS: Not only humans know how to use the medicine. Some mammals have the strange habit of eating clay: it neutralizes the toxins produced by fungi found in fruits they eat. Animals that are known to eat clay, the most famous is the tapir, the largest mammal in the Amazon. Other animals that use clay are small rodents and deers. In the Amazon jungle tours Peru, you can visit many of these places

Peru’s Amazon rainforest is home to over 150 indigenous tribes and their members live throughout the reserve. Some are remote groups that still live in the traditional way. Mashco Piro remote tribe recently watched from a boat, and one attacked him with arrows. The tribes typically live in the heart of the Peruvian jungle, it is known that for reasons of modernity invading their land forces them to look for a new place to live closer to the settlements in the Rio Alto Madre de Dios.

Embrace the chaos of Iquitos It is the largest city that even today can not be reached by road, the city of Iquitos is home to half a million people, legions of motorcycle taxis grunting (motorcycles, taxis, auto rickshaw), floating markets and some priceless examples of architecture rubber along one of the most famous rivers in the world, the Amazon river. It may not be a very wooded town but is a necessary experience in the Peru jungle.  If you were looking for a particularly exciting Peru Amazon tour experience test a golf course with nine holes on the outskirts of the jungle city of Iquitos. In addition to obtaining the highly unusual experience of playing golf in the middle of the jungle, the 4th hole offers the thrill of playing on an island surrounded by piranhas.

Manu National Park To go for Peru Amazon jungle tours Peru people have to go through three climatic that cross from the Andean highlands to the cloud forest mist shrouded the lower slopes en route to the depths of the forest in the Manu National Park, the best adventure Amazon areas. Manu has long been better protected nature park in Peru, brimming with opportunities to see legendary creatures of the jungle as the anaconda, tapir, thousands of macaws, lakes clay with their colors and the jaguar. In this deep forest, the tribes live as they have for centuries, with little contact with the outside world.