Peru’s Amazonas region is a stunning tourist destination that combines rich biodiversity with a deep cultural heritage. Located on the eastern slopes of the Andes, this department is known for its lush landscapes, from vegetation-covered mountains to deep valleys and rushing rivers. The tropical climate and ecological diversity make Amazonas an ideal place for nature lovers, with a variety of flora and fauna that attracts researchers and tourists alike.
Advance Facilities
One of the main attractions of Amazonas is Chachapoyas, the starting point for exploring the Kuelap fortress, an impressive pre-Incan construction. The region is also home to the Gocta waterfall, over 700 meters high, and a rich local culture full of traditions and festivities.
Challenge
Amazonas offers opportunities for ecotourism and outdoor activities, such as trekking and birdwatching. Local guides share their knowledge about flora, fauna and indigenous legends.
