8 Primates

Welcome to the heart of the Amazonian Rainforest, where nature's symphony awaits you! Embark on a one-hour journey that transcends the boundaries of your everyday life and immerses you in a natural harmony orchestrated by the rich biodiversity of the Tambopata National Reserve.

As you step into this verdant paradise, your senses will be captivated by the enchanting melodies of the rainforest. The air pulsates with the unseen rhythm of life, and you'll find yourself attuned to the energy transmitted by the diverse sounds surrounding you.

Why You'll Love 8 Primates Activity

• Citizen Scientist Adventure: Today, you have the opportunity to don the hat of a citizen scientist, contributing to the Wired Amazon's 8 Primates project. Engage in a one-hour immersive experience where you'll assist our research team in unraveling the secrets of the eight existing primate species within the Tambopata National Reserve.


• Bio-Acoustic Landscapes: Become an integral part of our bio-acoustic landscape recordings. By following a simple protocol during your daily activities, or by joining our expert guides on monkey follows, you'll make one-minute recordings on your phone, providing a valuable contribution to wildlife research and conservation efforts.


• Upgrade Your Experience: Elevate your stay at Tambopata Research Center by learning from our experienced researchers during mealtimes. Immerse yourself in unique moments spent with both researchers and monkeys, creating memories that go beyond the ordinary tourist experience.


• In the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, your Symphony of the Rainforest awaits. Book now and embark on a journey that combines adventure, education, and the enchanting beauty of the Tambopata Rainforest.

Also, this signature experience has been internationally recognized for its positive impact. The 8 Primates Project Experience was awarded as the World’s Best Regenerative Travel Experience by the Regenerative Travel Impact Awards 2025, celebrating its unique ability to go beyond sustainability and actively contribute to the regeneration of ecosystems, scientific knowledge, and conservation outcomes. This recognition highlights how your participation directly supports long-term research, empowers conservation efforts in the Tambopata National Reserve, and demonstrates how travel can become a powerful force for regeneration — for the forest, for wildlife, and for future generations.