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Amboro National Park Tours
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Amboro National Park Tours
Handcrafted expeditions into the remote corners of Amboro National Park, led by local experts, designed for the curious traveller.
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Things to Do in Amboro National Park
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Prehistoric Giant Fern Trek
Walk through Amboró's cloud forest among giant tree ferns up to thirteen meters tall, part of an ancient lineage that dates back to the age of the dinosaurs.
World-Class Birding
Search for some of South America's richest birdlife in the red sandstone valley of Los Volcanes. Watch Andean condors soar above the cliffs, look for the rare horned curassow, the park's Critically Endangered emblem.
Jungle Waterfall Trek
Trek into Amboró's northern lowland rainforest, crossing clear rivers and swimming in waterfall pools along the way. Camp beneath the jungle canopy, listening for howler monkeys and night sounds while local guides point out medicinal plants, animal tracks, and the birds of the Amazonian forest.
Andean Condor Dawn Watch
Set out before sunrise for Loma de los Cóndores, climbing through sub-Andean forest to a ridge viewpoint at around 2,600 meters. Wait as Andean condors, among the largest flying birds on Earth, lift off and glide just meters overhead on the morning thermals, with the Andean peaks falling away below.
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