Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Parque Nacional Amboró sits in the heart of Bolivia, encompassing over 1.7 million acres of contrasting ecosystems that straddle the foothills of the Andes and the Amazon basin. Due to this unique geographical position, it hosts a remarkable diversity of flora and fauna, with over 830 bird species and thousands of plant varieties. Within the park are habitats such as cloud forests, mountain ranges, and dry forests. Historically, the region has been revered by indigenous cultures for its natural sanctity and abundance. Notable recreational opportunities include guided jungle treks, birdwatching excursions, and exploration of its numerous waterfalls and rivers. Landmarks such as the La Chonta waterfall and the mysterious rock formations of Volcanes attract adventurous visitors. The park's remoteness and undisturbed beauty provide visitors with a tranquil escape into nature.