Napo Wildlife Center
- You will see an abundance of wildlife in the immediate surrounds of the lodge, including the prehistoric-looking Hoatzin bird.
- Take an early morning adventure with a local guide for the best bird-watching experience.
- Slipping quietly along in a canoe is the best way to spot caimans and river otters. You will also see iridescent native kingfishers.
- A visit to the nearby parrot lick is a wonderful experience. It is here that dozens of parrots come to lick the minerals of exposed clay.
- You will visit the Napo Cultural Centre where you will have a chance to interact with and learn from members of the Kichwa Añangu community. You might want to indulge in their traditional drink made from fermented manioc.
- The lodge’s shop is a great place to buy authentic Amazonian gifts crafted by local people.
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