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South America » Peru » Madre de Dios » Puerto Maldonado
May 19th 2013

Published: May 19th 2013

We traveled from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado, a town in Southeastern Peru and the jumping off point to the Amazon jungle - 55 kilometres west of the Bolivia, residing on the Tambopata and Madre de Dios River, a tributary of the Amazon River. The jungle was R's favorite.... Read Full Entry

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I spy....

I spy....

Sun tanning monkey

Sun tanning monkey

Sun tanning monkey

Sunset in the canopy

Sunset in the canopy

Sunset in the canopy

Cayman

Cayman

On a night river boat ride

Tarantula

Tarantula

Overcoming any bug phobias during a nighttime walk

Trying to hitch a ride to the city

Trying to hitch a ride to the city

Trying to hitch a ride to the city

The bridge in the background is the the longest in Peru at 500 meters & it took 20 years to build

The bridge in the background is the the longest in Peru at 500 meters & it took 20 years to build

The bridge in the background is the the longest in Peru at 500 meters & it took 20 years to build

Bus station

Bus station

Be very very quiet

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