Sign in with Facebook- Join for free
- Sign In
Sign in with FacebookLatest Puerto Maldonado hotel reviews
Favorite thing: This place can be used as a starting point for some very exciting trips into the rain forest with its vast biodiversity.
Average annual temperature: 26°.
Rain season runs from December to March.
Located in the tropical rainforest of the departments of Cuzco and Madre de Dios, the Manu National Park is Peru's greatest natural reserve, for the number of species that it harbors as well as the diversity of eco-systems to be found there.
Written Sep 14, 2004
Helpfulness
Favorite thing: If you see this flower, I think you should know it is a banana flower.
The banana plant is growing up in one year, normaly the plant is separated from the mother tree and is put in the soil where it will start to grow very rapidly.
Written Aug 24, 2004
Sponsored Links
49 Opinions
Hotel Don Carlos Puerto Maldonado
1 Review and 9 Opinions bad hotel, no view, horrible design and dirty swim pool, no charming,
I have to say that I was extremely impressed by the greatness of the Amazon jungle. As you fly from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado you pass amazing mountains and then nothing but the green of the trees and...
Coming from Cuzco, after having visited all the northside, P.to Maldonado is like "El dorado". Here the temperatures goes up and up and up and finally, I could wear my favourite shorts!!!! ..If i just...
From the Andes to the plain Jungle
the River Madre de Dios. Just 30 minutes by plain from Cuzco or 2 days by bus, in dry season. Connected by rivers with AssisBrasil and Cobija in Bolivia
It's in the southern part of the Amazonian Forest. Borders with Brazil and Bolivia. Department of Madre De Dios, Province of Tambopata. At only 30 minutes’ flight from Cusco and 60 minutes’ flight...
the city was named after explorer Faustino Maldonado, who paddled up the Madre de Dios River where it meets Tambopata River. Puerto Maldonado is the gateway to three national parks in the Peruvian...
Build your own Puerto Maldonado page
Sponsored Links
Comments