One of those unmissable scenarios in Madre de Dios is Lake Sandoval, which is located in the Tambopata Candamo National Reserve. At an ecotourism level, Lake Sandoval is considered the most beautiful in the Peruvian jungle.

One of those unmissable scenarios in Madre de Dios is Lake Sandoval, which is located in the Tambopata Candamo National Reserve. At an ecotourism level, Lake Sandoval is considered the most beautiful in the Peruvian jungle.

The word "Collpa" (macaw’s clay lick) derives from Quechua which means salt land and are the places where many species of animals congregate to lick and eat a variety of minerals in which these places are rich (different birds and mammals).

The word "Collpa" (macaw’s clay lick) derives from Quechua which means salt land and are the places where many species of animals congregate to lick and eat a variety of minerals in which these places are rich (different birds and mammals).