Madidi National Park, Bolivia

Madidi National Park is a National Park and has a history that is here with a tour of the Amazon River Basin Bolivia. The Park is located in the Northwest of the Department of La Paz, in the Provinces Franz Tamayo, Iturralde and Abel Bautista Saavedra. Madidi National Park was established in 1995, with an area of ​​about 18.968 square kilometers, Madidi is part of one of the world's largest protected area, which is very unusual. From the Top of the Park is covered by tropical rain forest Glaciers of the Andes, high up in the Tuichi River, Madidi and it's recognized as one of the richest areas of biodiversity and the planet will be. In particular, Madidi protects parts of the Yungas regions of Bolivia and Bolivia Eco dry mountain forest. 

Local people have been Moved to the Park from the Andean Highlands and speak Quechua. The culture found their home here is the Tacana, Tsimane and Mosete, ESE Ejja, all of which have their own languages ​​related to group one. Some eco lodges are found around the Park. The most well-known is the Tuichi River Chalalan Chalalan Eco Lodge. PN Madidi is one of the largest protected areas and Imna of Bolivia, with a total land area, according to the decision of the Highest build 18957.5 square kilometers around, which is about 12.715 km2 under the National Parks and about 6, 242.5 km ² that are categorized as Integrated Management Natural Area, which is very unusual.