Manu National Park: 7 reasons to visit it

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  Tangol 21/01/2025

If you are a nature lover looking for a unique experience in one of the most biodiverse places on the planet, Manu National Park in Peru has to be on your list of next destinations. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park located between the departments of Cusco and Madre de Dios is an incomparable wildlife refuge, ideal for adventurers, tourists passionate about sustainability, and visitors who want to disconnect from the modern world. There are many reasons to visit this natural monument, but the real reasons will have to do with your desire and willingness on the trip you are planning. To
motivate you in your search and help you organize your itinerary in a simple and comfortable way,
Tangol.com tells you why it is a must-see destination, and also offers advice
on a variety of must-see tours to live an unforgettable experience.
1. A trip to one of the most biodiversity-rich jungles on the planet
Manu National Park is home to an impressive variety of flora and fauna. Throughout the
area, you can see everything from jaguars to macaws and
caimans. The biodiversity offered by this destination is incomparable.
On Tangol's “Journey to the Manu Jungle” tour, visitors have the opportunity to
explore the jungle in depth for several days. During this experience, you will be able to enter the heart of the Amazon rainforest and connect with nature in an unparalleled way. This package includes transportation from Cusco, accommodation in hostels within the reserve, dinners with typical regional food, and guided walks by local experts. In addition, travelers have the opportunity to take boat rides on rivers that run through the jungle, from where it is possible to spot giant otters and a wide variety of tropical birds. A magical experience without a doubt, which is completed with stops at viewpoints to observe unforgettable landscapes. 2. Sustainable lodges in the heart of the jungle

Imagine waking up to the sound of birdsong and surrounded by the dense jungle. With the
“Manu Jungle Lodge” tour, this experience becomes a reality.
Tangol offers a three-day experience that includes accommodation in eco-lodges
designed to live in harmony with the natural environment. These lodges feature comfortable private rooms, sustainable energy, and common areas where visitors can enjoy meals made with fresh, local ingredients. During your stay, you will also find daily excursions that include jungle trail hikes, workshops on medicinal plants, and wildlife sightings in their natural habitat. Local guides also share fascinating stories about the region's culture and history. 3. Explore the Manu Biosphere Reserve
The Manu Biosphere Reserve is a true treasure for ecotourism lovers.
In that sense, one of Tangol's tours includes an exceptional itinerary, designed to
maximize the visitor experience.
This package combines land and river exploration, with opportunities to observe
species such as monkeys, sloths and exotic birds. Participants will also visit
cochas, lagoons formed by ancient river bends, ideal for photographing landscapes and
fauna.
The tour also includes night-time observation sessions, where special flashlights can be used to spot nocturnal animals such as snakes and frogs. A highlight is a visit to observation towers from which panoramic views of the jungle can be enjoyed.
4. Connection with local communities
One of the most enriching experiences in Manu National Park is the opportunity to
interact with the indigenous communities that live in the region.
Many of Tangol's tours invite you to visit the park to learn about these customs,
traditions and ways of life, offering a unique perspective on the cultural wealth of the
place.
In such an experience, travelers can learn about ancestral hunting
and fishing techniques, participate in traditional ceremonies, and take home some local crafts as a
souvenir.
5. Activities for adventurers and nature lovers

From hiking along jungle trails to bird watching and boat rides, Manu National Park offers a variety of activities to suit all tastes and ages.
Tangol tours are designed to help you get the most out of your visit, combining adventure, learning and relaxation. The hikes often take travelers on off-the-beaten-track routes where native species can be observed in their natural environment. Additionally,
depending on the season and schedule, photography workshops are often held with experts in the
region to capture the beauty of the jungle.
6. Unique landscapes between the Andes and the Amazon
One of the most notable features of the park is its transition between the
Andean mountains and the lowland Amazon rainforest.
This contrast creates impressive scenery that you will not find anywhere else
in the world. Tours include stops at strategic points to appreciate these landscapes, such as mist-covered valleys and rushing rivers surrounded by lush vegetation. 7. A wildlife refuge like no other. Manu National Park is a sanctuary for hundreds of endangered species. Visiting it not only allows you to enjoy its beauty, but also contribute to raising awareness for the conservation of these valuable ecosystems. In this sense, with your entrance fee you will be helping the park, since the income generated by the tours goes to conservation initiatives and to supporting the local communities that participate in its protection. If you are ready to discover Manu National Park, Tangol.com tours are the best option to explore this wonderful corner of Peru. Don't miss the opportunity to live a unique experience in one of the most spectacular places on the planet.








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