Photo. Deep in the Maraon Valley great adventurers wait for travellers. Coex Amazon: Website Coex Amazon.
On the tour you can also experience the ancient traditional coca societies and now living coca-farmers in the Maranon Valley.
Under this expedition Coex Amazon (http://www.coexamazon.com/eng_index.html) will take you through Peru’s three extensive main regions; the Coast, Mountains and Jungle.
On the way you will experience immense contrasts in nature and great diversity in people. The expedition offers unique insights into old cultures and magnificent nature.
You will come into close contact with the local people from all regions and get to know their lifestyle and means of living.
Starting with the coast's great pre-Inca cultures you travel towards the mountains into the impressive Andes where, amongst other things, you can enjoy bathing in the hot springs of the Inca Kings.
From there you will continue northeast into the Chachapoyanes' mighty kingdom on the borders of jungle and mountain. Finally you will reach the somewhat forgotten but idyllic mountain town of Chachapoyas and from there take a private plane into the Amazon jungle. Here you will travel on by boat into the fascinating mangrove forest to live with the natives.
Read more about the tour on: Website Coex Amazon.
Coex Amazon in Lima, Peru, offers 5 exceedingly different and uniquely exciting adventure expeditions in the mega diverse and authentic Peru. All of them are roundtrips completely off the beaten tourist tracks. You will have the opportunity to get close to wild and mighty nature and fascinating people with little western influence. At the same time you will experience some of the most important historic and archaeological sites on the American continent. Read more about the experiences genuine adventurers can achieve through Coex Amazon in Peru (click on the link): Website Coex Amazon.
Stein Morten Lund, 5 March 2008
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Peru is a land of contrasts. The country is rich in nature and culture. 84 of the Earth's 101 ecosystems are found within the borders of Peru. World Resources Institute defines Peru to be in the select group of "8 mega diverse countries". Current statistics show 42 different ethnic groups in the Peruvian Amazon alone. Over 50% of the country lies in the Amazon Delta of which great tracts still remain unexplored. As late as 2006 the world's third largest waterfall was discovered in Peru.
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