1. Ascending the pass Of Warmiwanusqa Pass www.wildland.com Scene from hiking on Urabamba River on the Inca Trail. This Is the turbulent Urabamba River. www.wildland.com

2. Breathtaking view of Andes Mountains from a high trail. www.wildland.com Porters hiking on the sacred mountain Apu (11,300 feet), with a view of Mount Salkantuy (20,574 feet). www.wildland.com

3. Inca ruins, Andes Mountains Tropical forest of Machu Picchu.

4. Rain Forests of Peru Map from www.sage.tamu.eduwww.sage.tamu.edu  The Amazon Rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world. www.greatestplaces.org  The River Basin:  Largest of the world’s rivers in terms of water volume  Amazon River is 4,080 miles long  More than 1,000 tributaries  Amazon River Basin is ten times the size of Texas  More than 80 inches of rain each year. About 50% of Peru is jungle.

5. As a city Iquitos is the nerve centre of the Peruvian Amazon Macaw Licks at Manu  Manu  Touring Manu by boat.  Boats are the main transportation in the jungle  Manu Bisosphere Park is home to more than 9000 species on earth.  925 species have been identified  10% of the world’s species come from Manu, which is smaller than Hawaii. Home page