National sanctuary Pampas of the Heath. It was created in 1983 with an extension of 109 hectares. Here it inhabits the quoted wolf of horsehair.

Reserve of the Biosphere of the Manu. Recognized like so byUNESCO in March of 1973. It has an extension of 1'881 200 hectares and is conformed by three areas: the National Park of the Manu (1'532 806 hectares), intangible zone; the Reserved Zone of the Manu (257 000 hectares) to make the tourism; and the Low Manu (91 394 hectares), cultural zone inhabited by human groups.

Beautiful lakes like Valencia, Manu Glass, Sandoval, the Shepherd, Tambopata, Mother of God are appraised, Cocococha, Three Chimbadas and Amigos; also they are the Manu rivers, Tambopata, Mother of God, the Tower, Manuripe, Piedras and Tahuamanu.

The Reserve is an ecosystem that has had an unalterable evolution during thousands of years and presents/displays one of the greater varieties of flora and fauna of the world, being considered in more than thousands the total of species of birds in the park and 200 of mammals.

The species of plants vary between 2 thousands and 3 thousands and are considered that still there is a 10% known by science. In order to enter to the Reserve an authorization of the Direction of the National Park is necessary and to visit it it is required to have at least one week. Valencia Lake.

Located to 60 km and four hours in motor boat from Port Maldonado. In the way, to borders of the river Madre de God, it is possible to observe gold prospectors, the native establishment of the Huarayos and a flora and fauna very varied.

In the lake it is possible to be fished corvinas, golden and doncellas, among others. The main native communities are Amaralari, Arasaeri, Kisambaeri, Pukirieri, Sapiteri, Toyoeri, Wachipari, Arawak, Machiguenga and Piro-Mashko.