Tambopata National Reserve is another biodiversity hotspot in the Peruvian Amazon. Located near Puerto Maldonado, this protected area is home to rare species like the jaguar, harpy eagle, and vibrant macaws. Eco-lodges in the area offer unique jungle experiences, including night hikes, wildlife observation, and boat trips along the Tambopata River. Tambopata is also known for its clay licks, where large flocks of parrots and macaws gather to feed on mineral-rich clay.