Tingo Maria National Park in Peru is a natural treasure, known for its rich biodiversity, diverse ecosystems, and renowned rock formation, the 'Sleeping Beauty.'
Tingo Maria National Park, located in the heart of Peru's Huanuco region, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Spanning over 178,000 acres, the park's unique geography features lush rainforest, cavernous limestone formations, and rivers that snake through its expanse. Established in 1965, it's one of Peru's oldest national parks, renowned for its iconic rock formation, La Bella Durmiente or 'The Sleeping Beauty,' which resembles a reclining woman. This park is home to a plethora of flora and fauna, including orchids, bromeliads, and various endemic and migratory bird species. Key recreation opportunities include hiking through its numerous trails, exploring the surreal Cueva de las Lechuzas (Cave of Owls), and immersing in the serene beauty of Laguna Los Milagros. Tingo Maria offers not only breathtaking landscapes but also vital ecological significance, fostering a connection between humanity and the natural world.
La Bella Durmiente (The Sleeping Beauty)
Cueva de las Lechuzas (Cave of Owls)
Laguna Los Milagros
Mountains and Biodiverse Forests
A mountain formation resembling a reclining woman, providing stunning views.
A large limestone cave named for the oilbirds and swallows that inhabit it.
A serene lake offering picturesque scenery and momentary escapes.