The Manu National Park, covering 1.9 million hectares, is home to around 6,500 Quechua and 2,000 Amazonian peoples. This Natural World Heritage Site showcases a remarkable diversity due to its varied topographic, soil, and climate conditions.

• 🌳 The park encompasses three major biogeographical provinces: the Puna, the Yungas, and the Amazonian provinces.
• 🐾 Wildlife species within the park include some that are endangered.
• 🌍 Manu National Park ranges from elevations of 200 to 4,020 meters above sea level.
• ⚠️ Visitors should be aware of potential restrictions regarding access to certain areas due to conservation efforts.

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