Tambopata
Peru, Madre de Dios
Tambopata
About Tambopata
Tambopata National Reserve protects a vast tract of lowland tropical rainforest in southeastern Madre de Dios, bordering Bolivia and adjacent to Bahuaja-Sonene National Park. The reserve is famous for its spectacular clay licks (collpas) that attract hundreds of macaws and parrots daily, and hosts one of the world's highest concentrations of biodiversity including over 600 bird species. It is a world-class ecotourism destination with numerous lodges offering wildlife-viewing in pristine Amazon forest.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Tambopata located?
Tambopata is located in Madre de Dios, Peru at coordinates -12.907, -69.42.
How do I get to Tambopata?
To get to Tambopata, the nearest city is Puerto Maldonado (10 km).
How large is Tambopata?
Tambopata covers approximately 2,747 square kilometers (1,061 square miles).
When was Tambopata established?
Tambopata was established in 2000.