Parque Nacional Madidi

Great Selva (jungle). Amazing plants and a lot of special bugs and butterflies. Don't expect seeing a Jaguar since it lurks for its prey and does not look for it.

What an incredible national park!! The only way in is by longboat and the jungle inside is like something out of the lost world! Giant vines, thick vegetation, hundreds of butterflies and unique insects! We ate piranha at dinner one night! Crazy! 😊👍

An absolute treasure of a place. I spent a week in the western part of Madidi park with an Ecolodge, 6 hours by canoe up the Tuichi river in search of dorados and pacu. The wildlife flourished here much more than other parts of the Bolivian jungle that I have experienced. You could hear the jaguars calling during the night, and the river banks were full of fresh tracks each day. The red howler monkeys holler each evening and morning, voices carrying through the jungle with an eerie echo. Butterflies teemed the rocks in the sun, with shades of green, yellow, blues and reds that I've not seen elsewhere.

The wilderness here is like none other that I have experienced to date. A transport back in time that I urge you to visit for yourself.

What an amazing experience back in 2014! We stayed at the parque at Chalalan Ecolodge run by locals who grew up in the park, the lodge is ecofriendly. We had our own personal tour guide, Nelson. What can I say about Nelson - very knowledgable and friendly. In fact, the entire staff at the lodge were very friendly.

Madidi is one of the most biodiverse places on earth. During our jungle walk we got to see amazing wildlife (monkeys, snakes, frogs, birds, wild pigs, etc.) and a diversity of flora.

A must experience to see the Amazon jungle during our hikes, while supporting the local economy. The accomodation was amazing, and the food delicious.

Fantastic place! Nature at its best, the best camp as gorgeous and natural,from Expeditours company, awesome and knowledgeble guides... unforgettable place!

Madidi is an amazing eco Park in the Amazon rain forest area, virgin sites, natural beauty, amazing hiking and even zipline is available.

Awesome animal and crocodile

Madidi and Apolobamba make together the biggest and most diverse "protected" land in Bolivia. From the high mountain glaciers( up to 6100 m) to the Amazonian rain forest. Climate change has hit badly the high mountains and glacier recession is the worst compared with other Bolivian mountain ranges. The cloud forest just a few kilometres from the snowy peaks, is one of the most untouched and pristine lands in the country and host dozens, if not hundreds, of undiscovered species. Every year scientists find new plants, insects and animals.

Amazingly beautiful. Most tours aren't allowed to go there because they abuse the wildlife.as far as I'm aware, only three are the original ones and have ecocamps there. Totally worth the money! We went with mashaquipe, and had the best time.

Great jungle walks with Mashaquipe company. Then transferred to Pampas for animal viewing

Amazing place. The jungle is so vast and wild. Lots of animals, plants and insects to see.

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One of the best treck we did with a guy called vicente from bermejo. Really priceless experience, try to find him

Along with Manu and Congo, one of the most biodiverse and important natural habitats on earth.

Very nice national park with tons of plants and animals.

Great trekks with different sceneries and terrain. Highly recommend

The best experience in the forest..nature, action, landscape..

Amazing park! Spread more time than Pampas.

Life changing! A truly wild experience

One of the most pristine jungles in the world!