Rio Abiseo National Park Review

The Rio Abiseo National Park was built in 1983 and is surrounded by the Abiseo Basin, forming an organic whole. It was originally established to protect the animals and plants that are endemic to the wet forests of the Andes. The park's flora and fauna are highly endemic, and yellow-tailed monkeys, previously thought to have been extinct, have been found here.

Agai O River National Park is located in the Republic of Peru, built in 1983, covering more than 270,000 hectares, rich in animal and plant resources, is a yellow velvet monkey, long-haired spider monkey and other habitats, there are 36 Chachapoya ancient sites in the park. In 1990, it was included in the World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO.

The park was built to protect rare animals. Only poor staff members can enter and are not open to the outside world. Looking out from a distance, the scenery is beautiful, and the air on this land is very good.

This is a natural and cultural site in the world, very large, very beautiful inside, but there are many places for research, not open to the outside world, it can be seen that there are treasures inside.

Beautiful scenery, fresh air, worth playing.