Cities in Amazonas

The gateway to the Amazon rainforest, Leticia is a unique tri-border town where Colombia, Brazil, and Peru meet. It is a hub for immersive jungle expeditions, nocturnal wildlife spotting, and sustainable travel to vehicle-free towns like Puerto Nariño.

A remote Amazonian corregimiento on the Putumayo River, deep in the Colombian Amazon, home to diverse indigenous communities with rich cultural traditions.

A remote and beautiful Amazonian territory along the Igara-Paraná River, known for the spectacular La Chorrera waterfalls, one of the most impressive in the Amazon.

A remote Amazon River port near the border with Brazil and the Chiribiquete National Park, surrounded by extraordinary Amazonian biodiversity.

A peaceful and historic town on the banks of the Cauca River, offering a glimpse into the slow, traditional life of the river valleys.

A remote Amazonian community near the Peruvian border, known for its extraordinary Amazonian biodiversity and indigenous heritage along the Putumayo River.

A pioneer in sustainable tourism, Puerto Nariño is a vehicle-free town on the banks of the Amazon. It offers a peaceful retreat into Ticuna indigenous culture and the immense biodiversity of the rainforest.

A small Amazonian river port near the Brazilian border, surrounded by dense tropical rainforest and Ticuna indigenous communities.

A historic Amazonian town on the Putumayo River, near the Colombian-Peruvian-Brazilian tri-border, with fascinating indigenous cultures and exceptional river biodiversity.

A small Amazonian community on the Putumayo River, surrounded by pristine tropical rainforest and indigenous cultures on the Colombian-Peruvian border.

One of the most remote municipalities in Colombia, deep in the Amazon, home to indigenous Mirití-Paraná peoples preserving ancient ancestral traditions.