Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica, a simple elegant ecological lodge, graces the banks of Peru's
Madre de Dios River. The lodge, composed of 34 well-built thatched caba��as and a
main building, combines luxurious furnishing and delectable food with the simplicity of
lantern-light and the rich sound of the jungle. The lodge, adjacent to the Tambopata National
Park, allows guests to experience the region's wealth of plant and animal life in an authentic
setting. The main building consists of a two-story pavilion with cathedral ceiling that houses
the dining room, the bar and the main lounge. The 34 caba��as, raised on stilts with
thatched palm roofs, are scattered around the property, some of them overlooking the Madre de
Dios River. Inkaterra Reserva Amazonica offers 11 attractions to be experienced in a wide
selection of A-la-Carte Excursions at three levels of intensity ranging from child-friendly to
extreme rainforest treks.