Manu National Park in Peru, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Madre de Dios region, spans 1.7 million hectares from the Amazon to the Andes. It's divided into Special Use (for research), Reserved (strictly protected), and Cultural Zones (indigenous communities). The park, renowned for its biodiversity, hosts over 800 bird species, 200 mammals, and diverse flora. It features landscapes from rainforests to mountains and the Manu Canyon. Access is regulated for conservation, making it a vital ecological and touristic site.