Eugenia J.
Bolivian Amazon at Madidi National Park, and Peruvian Titicaca Lake
It was the last days of January, 2014. We flew to the Amazon from the airport in El Alto, located 8 miles south-west of La Paz, Bolivia. We boarded a small, aircraft FAIRCHILD, capacity of a dozen or so passengers, belonging to the airline Amas-zonas. At a height of 13,323 feet (4,061 miles), El Alto is Bolivia's highest international airport, and the fifth highest airport in the world. After 50 minutes we landed in Rurrenabaque, a beautiful tropical city of the Amazon placed at the bank of the river Beni. At the airport we were greeted by Nelson Navi, our personal guide through the jungle. He arrived by motorcycle with his wife and child. We hopped a small bus, which took us into town. From the town, all three of us strolled to the river port, where waiting for us was a boat with crew, where we began the journey into the jungle. Madidi National Park is made up of snow-capped rugged mountains, high Andean lagoons, deep valleys and canyons, cliffs, raging rivers and waterfalls. All this is gathered in an not big area, and together creates the most beautiful scenery that ever could be too seen. Later, from Copa Cabana, Bolivia set off for Peru, to Titicaca Lake. It is impossible to describe the entire journey, but in Peru we also had a great time at Titicaca Lake, and all this wonderful things, and many more were put together for us by Karolina Guilcapi, Yampu Tours General Sales Manager. Best regards, Eugenia Jurczynski
Response from Yampu ToursAug 10, 2016
We're delighted that you enjoyed your custom itinerary to Bolivia and Peru! Combined country tours are often some of our most favorite to create.