Peruvian amazon

A hotel review of Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion in the Peruvian Amazon.

Starting east of the Andes and running to the borders of Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, and Bolivia, the Peruvian Amazon accounts for more than 60 percent of the country. An unrivaled destination for intrepid travelers interested in all things exotic flora and fauna, there are a few things you should know before you head off into the jungle. Here, 9 tips from recent Amazon adventurer and JS contributor Chelsea Stuart.

Planning a trip to the Puerto Maldonado, but not sure where to start? Here's what it's like to explore the Peruvian Amazon

Madre De Dios Basin, Peruvian Amazon

Gocta is a 771m waterfall located near Chachapoyas, in the Peruvian Amazon. La catarata Gocta, known locally as La Chorrera, is the world's…

Finding tours and experiences to visit the Peruvian Amazon is easy. The hard part is finding tours, guides and experiences with truly responsible ecotourism practices. As you may already know, I'm Peruvian. Yet I first visited the Amazon for the first time only a few years ago when Chris and I were visiting my family for the holidays. When mum mentioned we could go on a jungle adventure for four days, including flights, lodging, meals and excursions, for £320/ US$500 (for both of us!) we…

If you're planning a trip to Peru, do not miss the opportunity to explore the awe-inspiring Amazon rainforest. Visiting the Amazon is an experience like no other. The Amazon is home to countless species of plants, animals, and insects. Many of these species can be found nowhere else in the world! Now that I've convinced

Amazon in Peru is a vast and diverse region, and planning the trip is challenging. We've put together this travel guide on the Peruvian Amazon, including things to know, how to get, when to visit, which area to choose, what to pack, and what to expect.