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Introducing The Amazon Basin
The Amazon Basin is one of Bolivia’s largest and most mesmerizing parts. The rainforest is raucous with wildlife (the flora and fauna include rare species), and spending a few days roaming the sweaty jungle (and minding the bugs) is an experience you’re unlikely to forget. This is where you’ll find the deep and mysterious lushness that has drawn adventurers and explorers since the beginning of time. And it’s not only the forests that are enchanting: it’s also the richness of indigenous cultures, traditions and languages that exist in the region.
While Brazilian rainforests continue to suffer heavy depredation, the Amazon forests of northern Bolivia remain relatively intact, though, unfortunately, the region continues to face the serious problems of road construction and highland immigration that have led to an upsurge in logging and slash-and-burn agriculture.
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