10 Ways to Make the Most of the Cuyabeno Reserve

Do you want to visit the jungle places of the country in the middle of the world? Then join us on this adventure with the10 ways to make the most of the Cuyabeno reserve. This 100% natural reserve is located in the heart of theAmazon jungle from Ecuadorand it is one of the most biodiverse places on planet Earth.

if you are looking foradventures in the Amazon jungle, observe the most iconic species and ride in canoes through various tributaries, you are in the perfect post because here we will show you what the fauna production reserve has in store for youCuyabeno, a perfect place to breathe fresh air and spend a few days full of pure adrenaline with many ways to make the most of this wonderful place.

One of the 10 ways to take advantage of this trip is for you and your loved ones to fully encounter the majesty of nature. Get ready to dotrekking,rafting,birdwatching,travel in canoes,observe birds and faunaOverall, that sounds good!

Immerse yourself in the adventure! The 10 ways to make the most of the Cuyabeno Fauna Production Reserve

1. Travel by canoe for several hours

This trip begins with arriving in the first instance at the entrance of the reserve, for this it is possible to make a reservation in advance for the different tours. It is worth mentioning that it is in the capital in Quitowhere you can make your comparisons and choose the option that you like the most. Once you manage to find the most suitable lodge you can camp in these cabins immersed in pure nature around them.

To encourage you to undertake this journey, you must choose the help of a guide who will accompany you on the tours. Generally, these guides know exactly where to go in the middle of the jungle and you do not want to get lost or find yourself alone with the indigenous people, as they do not approve of tourists being alone in their habitat.

2. Admire the fauna and flora of the jungle

As you travel by canoe, the adventure goes up a level after observing the wild animal fauna from side to side of the river..It is possible to observebirdsof different species,alligators,anaconda, reptilesand much more. If you are lucky it is also possible to admire thepink dolphins, The Dolphinbusiest in these sweet waters ofEcuador.

3. Arrival at the Lodge you chose to camp

As noted at the beginning, in order to have more adventures in the jungle you will have to camp the nights in the so-calledLodges, small cabins found in parks or reserves, designed to rest and be a refuge for tourists. Once you are in these cabins you can plan the activities to do, although the tours already have their own itinerary and make your stay easier.

The LodgesThey provide visitors with breakfast, lunch and dinner, but it is the starting point for more activities to do.

4. Walk and swim in various places near the Lodge

Some activities you can do is walk to the primary forests with the tourist guide safely watching the birds and flora of the area, and then go to see some of them in the morning.indigenous communitiesand carry out more activities there, such asecotourism, learn the gastronomy of the indigenous people such as bread and casabe, among others.

5. Swim and walk in the lagoons near the lodge

After returning from visiting and learning about the indigenous culture, it is time for lunch to take a short nap. Then you cancwalk and take a good swim in the nearest lagoons, and then try the traditional chocolate of this area. Generally, theBig LagoonIt is usually close toLodgeand it is the perfect place for this aquatic activity.

6. Observation of nocturnal wildlife

Prepare your camera and get excited to discover the species that Mother Nature offers. InCuyabenoit is possible to see frequentlymonkeys,boas,alligators,birds,macaws,reptiles, among other species. So prepare yourself with some binoculars because there is a lot to see in theCuyabeno reserve. When night falls the itinerary is generally to go out to observe nocturnal fauna such as spiders, insects, frogs, animal sounds, in short, the options are varied.

7. Get to know the Tarapuay, Siona and Kichwa indigenous communities

To visit this community you will get back on the canoe to go down the river.Cuyabeno River, upon arrival they will receive you with the greatest affection andThey will invite you to know their customshow to make the popularcassava breadand you will learn to make a succulentcasabemade from cassava too.

8. Keelboat rowing and rafting

This activity can be possible by going with the most experienced experts in thisextreme sportWell, the adrenaline will be maximum when traveling down the river in one of these boats. The experts travel in the same direction of the river, it has its degrees of danger, many approve of the challenge.

9. Learn about medicinal plants with the guides

It doesn't hurt to take a good botany class, get certified knowing themedicinal plantsthat are found in the area, in addition to an explanation of the tropical forest on a walk in the middle of the primary forest. Without a doubt it is worth knowing it, it is part of what theCuyabeno reservefor tourists who want to expand their knowledge of biodiversity.

10. Excursion and hiking

Finally, there are different activities specific to thehiking, where you can take an excursion and learn more about the ecosystem. There are paths marked for this purpose, somejungle animalsthat you did not see in the previous days you could see them on that last day atCuyabeno reserve.

Photographs by Jamu Lodge https://jamulodge.com

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