One of the tallest waterfalls in the world is hidden in proximity to the Peruvian Amazon near the town of Chachapoyas. A true off the beaten path experience, getting there can be taxing but well worth the trip.
Considered one of the most difficult feats of engineering, the locomotive descent/ascent of Nariz del Diablo has exhilarating landscapes. The colonial town of Alausi is also beautiful and worthy of an overnight stay.
Pay a visit to an indigenous settlement learning how make a yuca tortilla, playing football with the locals, and meeting a shaman. We also have our last view of the sunset and spend the final day making our way back.
Learn about the flora and wildlife of the Amazon on a walk through rainforest not only during the day, but also at night. There's also time to go for a swim in the lake and observe yet another breathtaking sunset at Laguna Grande.
On a 4-day trip to the Amazon, the first day mostly consists of making the journey to the eco-lodge. You get to see some wildlife on the way and end the day swimming in Laguna Grande with a beautiful sunset.
One of the main attractions in the vicinity of Baños de Agua Santa is this thundering waterfall. You can feel the power of the waterfall from the lower viewpoint and can crawl through a cave to get behind the waterfall.