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Bolivia’s Gateway To The Amazon
A little-known gem of the Amazon rainforest, Rurrenabaque is found on the southernmost edge of the Amazon rainforest in
Bolivia. Known as “Rurre” for short, this town champions ecotourism and sustainability in the Bolivian Amazon and is
known as an eco-tourism epicenter.
Picturesquely located on a broad sweep of the Río Beni, between the last forest-covered foothills of the Andes and the
great lowland plains, Rurrenabaque is close to some of the best-preserved and most accessible wilderness areas in the
region, including the spectacular rainforests of Parque Nacional Madidi and the Reserva de Biosfera y Territorio Indígena
Pilon Lajas, as well as the wildlife-rich pampas along the Río Yacuma. The Pampas wetlands in Bolivia provide an incredible
location to see the wildlife of the Amazon.
Discover Rurrenabaque
CULTURE
As a variety of local indigenous communities, such as San Miguel del Bala and Chalalan, live within the parks, visitors can stay in community-run eco-lodges. One of the benefits of staying within a local community is that aside from normal activities, from exploring jungle paths to piranha fishing, visitors can also learn about life in the Amazon, learning the traditional medicinal uses of local plants, and ancient hunting and trapping methods that are still in use.
ADVENTURE
From canopy tours and ziplining to piranha fishing and swimming with dolphins - the Amazon Rainforest is packed with adventures, and Rurrenabaque is no exception. The most diverse part of the Amazon Rainforest provides the perfect backdrop for untouched Amazon adventures. Here, you can trek through the Amazon Rainforest and witness thousands of species of plants and animals, in one of the most protected areas in the world. Beyond the biodiversity and range of activities, adventure travelers will also love the privacy and personalization that comes with visiting a lesser-known destination outside of the Amazon rainforest.
NATURE
The Bolivian jungle is home to some of the rawest and most pristine primary rainforests in the world, characterized by its exceptional wealth of biological riches and variety of ecosystems. The Bolivian Amazon is home to over 4,739 species of plants, 1,370 species of vertebrates, and 867 tropical birds and endemic plants, making it one of the world’s conservation priorities, as it is one of the most extraordinary reservoirs of genetic material on the planet. This protected area has the highest number of bird species in the world, and it is thought that more studies will register an additional 1,100 species. This part of the Amazon contains large populations of some of the most charismatic jungle wildlife, including jaguars, spectacled bears, maned wolves, giant otters, and macaws.
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WHAT TO SEE AND DO
Experience an iconic Pampas Tour The Pampas wetlands of Bolivia, exhibit some truly breathtaking scenery in the middle of the Amazonas jungle. These tours give you the opportunity to escape from the high Andes and see some of the spectacular Bolivian wildlife. Birds, sloths, and alligators are just a few species in this tropical savannah on the edge of the Amazon. Here, visitors have the unique opportunity to swim with pink dolphins and explore the Pampas by horseback, or fish in the river Yacuma, where one can find blanquillo, bentones, or piranhas. Catch a glimpse of anacondas and caimans as you navigate across the Yacuma river and learn about the local community that has called this unique place home for centuries.
WHERE TO STAY
Madidi Jungle Lodge There are a few ways to experience the remarkable scenery and flora and fauna of this part of the Amazon jungle without making a harmful impact. Among these is Madidi Jungle Lodge, a low-impact, rainforest eco-venture that’s sustained by the local indigenous people. Your adventure into Madidi begins with a 3-hour boat ride from Rurrenabaque and down the Tuichi river. Sleeping amidst the howling of monkeys, eating regional dishes prepared with local produce, and relaxing in cabins reflecting the traditional housing style of the Amazon, this nature retreat in Bolivia immerses visitors in the culture and wildlife of the jungle.
DESTINATIONS
To Discover in Bolivia
LAKE TITICACA
Lake Titicaca
Lake Titicaca was once the home of the ancient Tiwanaku culture. They left traces of their civilization in the megalithic architecture.
RURRENABAQUE
Rurrenabaque
A little-known gem of the Amazon rainforest, Rurrenabaque is found on the southernmost edge of the Amazon rainforest in Bolivia.
TIAHUANACO
Tiahuanaco
The city of Tiahuanaco, or Tiwanaku, was the capital of a powerful pre-Hispanic empire that dominated a large area of the southern Andes.
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