The Amazonia comprises the tropical rainforest of the Amazon basin. This Amazonian jungle is the largest tropical forest in the world. The Bolivian Amazon jungle makes up approximately 35% of the national territory with areas of natural forest with abundant biodiversity. Among the most important destinations of the area we have Madidi National Park and the Municipal Reserve of Pampas of Yacuma River.

MADIDI PARK AND THE PAMPAS OF THE YACUMA RIVER 

National Park and Natural Area of integrated Management “Madidi” is a destination of incomparable natural beauty where 3,235 species coexist in perfect harmony with humans and Mother Nature.

It is a breathtakingly beautiful park which allows visitors coming back repeatedly as bewitched by the charm of the Bolivian Amazonian tropics.
To strengthen the attractiveness of the Bolivian tourist area and in coordination with community projects of the Tacana and Makawa Ethnic groups, in partnership with the Enterprise Mashaquipe, it is proceeding with the implementation of ecotourism hotels in Madidi, Ixiamas and Pampas del Yacuma. That way the government is supporting communities to seize the natural reserves of our country.

Moreover, the Municipal Reserve Pampas del Yacuma is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Bolivia, for its unique fauna and flora in the world. In this place it is supporting the hostel Las Tortugas, unique in the world for its direct relationship with the animal species of the Bolivian Amazon.

You can access to these adventure destinations of ‘Jungle and Pampas’ through the town of Rurrenabaque which is 50 minutes away from La Paz by plane.