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AMBORO NATIONAL PARK IN BOLIVIA

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Amboro National Park is an ecological masterpiece covering nearly half a million hectares. It lies in a unique geographical position at the confluence of 3 distinct ecosystems: the Amazon basin, the northern Chaco and the Andes (nowhere else in the world do three such vast environments converge). The Park contains over 800 bird species, more than the USA and Canada together! The main entry points for tours to Amboro are in Buena Vista and near Samaipata.

Because of its unique geographical location this national park hosts an incredible variety of flora and wildlife.

Both highland and lowland animal and plant species can be found in the park. The park also hosts many trees valued for their fine wood such as Mara and various species of palm trees. A huge variety of bromeliads, orchids and giant ferns forests makes this park very special. Visit Amboro National Park with Ruta Verde Bolivia

Most mammals native to Amazonia can be found here, including capybaras, peccaries, tapirs, several species of monkey such as howlers and capuchins, jungle cats like the jaguar, ocelot and margay, and the increasingly rare spectacled bear, the only species of bear found in South America. Perhaps most impressive is the huge number of birds that inhabit the area, one of the greatest concentrations of bird species in the world.

The conservation of this park is of particular scientific interest and vital to humanity, considering that it is one of the richest and most biologically diverse regions in the world with unique flora and fauna. It is very accessible from Santa Cruz.

For more information on this and many other amazing ecotours and tours in Bolivia contact Ruta Verde Bolivia. Owners Gijs and Maria Eugenia speak English and Dutch. They shared this article!

Click here to see a map of Amboro National Park.

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