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Madre de Dios: Where biodiversity is felt
Madre de Dios is home to endless forests, winding rivers, and abundant natural life. It is a reserve of flora and fauna, as well as a refuge for endangered species such as the maned wolf and the swamp deer.
Madre de Dios is a jungle, as extensive as the sea, but almost infinite green where one of the largest quantities of plant and animal species in the world live and are concentrated in harmony. It seems an untamed land, generous in natural, mineral, water, and tourist resources. It is one of those places that when you visit, you have the overwhelming feeling that nature is perfect and overwhelming. To think that this beautiful territory is part of Peru is a source of pride.
➤ Madre de Dios: Where biodiversity is felt
Madre de Dios: Where biodiversity is felt
Madre de Dios is home to endless forests, winding rivers, and abundant natural life. It is a reserve of flora and fauna, as well as a refuge for endangered species such as the maned wolf and the swamp deer.
Madre de Dios is a jungle, as extensive as the sea, but almost infinite green where one of the largest quantities of plant and animal species in the world live and are concentrated in harmony. It seems an untamed land, generous in natural, mineral, water, and tourist resources. It is one of those places that when you visit, you have the overwhelming feeling that nature is perfect and overwhelming. To think that this beautiful territory is part of Peru is a source of pride.
➤ Madre de Dios: Where biodiversity is felt