Sadiri Lodge, Madidi National Park, Bolivia
- La Paz
- Accommodation
- Cabins & Camping
- Executive (Above 65 USD for Dbl. Room)
- Rurrenabaque
Description
The Sadiri Lodge in the Sadiri Mountains, surrounded by biodiverse and pristine tropical lowland forest. Intact nature, a temperate climate, and the sound of an infinite world of creatures that you didn't even know could exist. Spectacular views, and wonderful colors of the almost 400 exotic bird species in this region. Listen to the sound of the rain falling on the forest canopy. Intense experience followed by a warm shower, relaxing in a private hut with its own bathroom, with comfortable beds, surrounded by immense nature. Enjoy the local cuisine in a spacious dining room, healthy ingredients prepared by local indigenous people and freshly served dishes. For the people here, their visitors are very special, and they will also let their guests feel that they are something special. Let yourself be guided by the real experts of the forest, the local indigenous guides of the region. The goal of the lodge is to protect an area of 34,000 hectares of primary forest from the threat of deforestation. With your visit you can help and contribute to an alternative income for the indigenous people of the community of San José de Uchupiamonas.
Sights
The Madidi National Park, is located in the northeast of the country in the department of La Paz, and comprises an incomparably beautiful and diverse natural area bordered by the towering Andes in the south-west, cloud forests and impenetrable Amazon lowland jungle further to the north. The Madidi National Park extends over an area of 18,900 km2, with heights between 5,600 meters and 180 meters. The park is home of an enormous number of only partly documented animal and plant species that live here in harmony with indigenous tribes and communities. Madidi National Park is the world's most biodiverse sanctuary according to the WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society), with an overwhelming 1250 species of birds, 270 mammals, 213 amphibians, 204 reptiles, and 496 species of fish, and it is believed that dozens of species in the park are not yet discovered and are still unknown to science. The Madidi is home to various ethnic groups such as the Chimanes, Tacanas and Mosetenes, indigenous communities that have largely preserved their way of life, their culture and traditions. Some of these indigenous communities have started socially and ecologically compatible tourism projects to ensure the sustainable management of the natural resources of the park, and to share their knowledge of fauna and flora as well as ancient techniques of the survival in the jungle to it´s visitors. The Madidi is a fantastic place for nature and outdoor lovers, as well as adventurer and scientists.
For information about tours to the Madidi National Park and to Sadiri Lodge, please click here.
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