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WANAMEI ECOTOURISM is an eco tourism company based in Puerto Maldonado and Cusco, Peru. The partners in the company are eight indigenous communities from... MORE INFO

ADVENTURE Y MYSTICISM | Our excursions:
  • Nature in Harakmbut territory: On this tour you will cross the Amarakaeri reserve on foot and by boat. About 50km trekking along forest... MORE INFO

  • Indigenous life Harakmbut, Matsiguenka: This trip includes short treks and a trip by river and a visit of two indigenous cultures in the Amarakaeri... MORE INFO

  • Mystical life Harakmbut / Matsiguenka: In addition there will be ample opportunity to observe wildlife, like the macaw "collpas" or clay licks... MORE INFO

  • Mystical Amarakaeri, Manu, Collpa: In addition there will be ample opportunity to observe wildlife, like the macaw "collpas" or clay licks... MORE INFO

  • Mystical Amarakaeri, Manu, Casa Matsiguenka: We head to Traditional Medicine Centre, and then settle in to the traditional Matsiguenka style cabins... MORE INFO

  • Trip to the Traditional Medicinal Centre: Early in the morning we’ll depart from Cusco city, we’ll go by car to Paucartambo, watching the Andean... MORE INFO

    • TOURS CUSCO PERU

    City Tour Cusco: day City Tour ruins. Take a look around Cusco, and its main attractions. Visit nearby ruins: Sacsahuaman, Kenko, Pucara. Tour departs: Every day... MORE INFO

    Machu Picchu Tours Full Day: Machu Picchu is the jewel of Peru situated some 4 hours from Cusco. Wanamey Ecotourism offers you the opportunity to discover the best of this Inka.. MORE INFO

    AMARAKAERI COMMUNAL RESERVE
    The actual location of Amarakaeri communal reserve has always been the territory of the Harakmbut (Amarakaeri, Wachipaeri, Kuzambaeri, Arazaeri, Toyeri, Sapiteri) with the... MORE INFO

    UBICATION MAP
    By supreme decree No 028, Amarakaeri was declared a reserved zone in August 2000. The Harakmbut population together with other native communities... MORE INFO

    FENAMAD REVIEW
    Fenamad is a not for profit organization that represents the villages and indigenous communities of Madre de Dios and Cusco, it is inscribed in the public register of Madre... MORE INFO

    PHOTO GALLERY
    That crosses through part of the Andes mountain range as we head toward Paucartambo, a traditional, Andean village where we will eat lunch. As we continue towards... MORE INFO

    ABOUT OTHER NATURAL AREAS
    The Manu National Park (1,692,137.26 ha) constitutes the nucleus of the Manu biosphere reserve (RBM). It is protected and anthropological and biological investigations... MORE INFO

    THE MANU NATIONAL PARK
    Manu National Park. Declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Location: Departments of Cusco and Madre de Dios Area: 1'532806 hectares. Creation: May 1973... MORE INFO

    TAMBOPATA NATIONAL RESERVE

    Tambopata Province, Madre de Dios Department, Sandia and Caraballa Provinces, Puno Department, south-eastern Peru... MORE INFO

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    Cusco - Perú
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    Manu Biosphere reserve
    The Manu National Park (1,692,137.26 ha) constitutes the nucleus of the Manu biosphere reserve (RBM). It is protected and anthropological and biological investigations are allowed only when they do not interfere with the wildlife and ecological processes. One of the most important biological stations in tropical forests is located here, Cocha Cashu. Entry is limited to scientists but the area also supports 1000 indigenous people and 200 Quechua people in the Callanga zone. There are also isolated indigenous people within the zone who have no contact with the outside world.

    The transition or cultural zone occupies the exterior part of the area, where economic activities are carried out in accordance with the objectives of the biosphere reserve.

    The RBM was recognized by UNESCO in 1977 in an extension of approximately 1 million 800 thousand hectares. The local people all understand the important role they play as a role model in conservation and development and they are requesting an extension of the territory to more than 6 million hectares. This would include the Amarkaeri Communal Reserve as a naturally protected area giving it a more important direct role.

    		    
       
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