Richard Hammond 

Clean break

The rooms in the three jungle lodges, set up by a Peruvian ecotourism company in collaboration with the indigenous Ese-Eja community of Infierno, are furnished with wood and cane, and dinner is served by candlelight.
  
  

Clean break: Posada Amazonas, Peru
Jungle lodge ... Posada Amazonas, Peru. Photograph: PR

This is one of three jungle lodges set up by a Peruvian ecotourism company in collaboration with the indigenous Ese-Eja community of Infierno in the Tambopata national reserve. The rooms are furnished with wood and cane, and dinner is served by candlelight in a lofty, palm-thatched communal dining hall where one end opens out on to the jungle.

Early morning climbs up a rainforest-canopy tower are led by an ex-hunter from the village who is now the lodge's top birding guide, and there are night walks and botanical trips to Centro Nape.

· Three days/two nights is US$205pp full board. perunature.com, 0051 1 421 8347.

 

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