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Biking Tour to Manu National Park 3 Days
The Biking Tour to Manu National Park – 3 Days is the ultimate Andes-to-Amazon adventure, combining thrilling downhill cycling, cultural encounters, and unforgettable wildlife experiences.
Your journey begins at the stunning Ajanacu Pass (3,850 m / 12,631 ft), where the crisp Andean air and panoramic mountain views mark the start of an epic descent to 650 m / 2,132 ft. This spectacular route takes you from high alpine landscapes through misty cloud forest and into the lush, tropical jungle of Manu National Park.
Along the way, spot incredible wildlife such as hummingbirds, the vibrant Cock-of-the-Rock (Peru’s national bird), toucans, parrots, and playful monkeys. You’ll also visit a native Amazonian community, where you’ll be welcomed into their homes to learn about their traditions, customs, and connection to the land.
The adventure doesn’t end on the bike. Over the next two days, you’ll explore deep inside Manu’s pristine jungle—trekking hidden forest trails and navigating rivers—to encounter caimans, capybaras, macaws, and countless other species in one of the most biodiverse places on Earth.
With one day of exhilarating mountain biking and two days of immersive jungle exploration, this tour is perfect for travelers who want to experience Peru’s most dramatic natural transition in just three unforgettable days.
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Inclusions
Tour includes:
- Private round-trip transportation Cusco – Manu – Cusco.
- Full suspension mountain bikes + safety gear (helmet, gloves, knee pads).
- Professional bilingual guide (cycling & wildlife specialist).
- All meals from lunch on Day 1 to lunch on Day 3.
- Entrance fees to communities and attractions.
- Guided jungle excursions and boat trips.
- Two nights at Amazon lodge.
- Drinking water and snacks during the ride.
- First aid kit.
Not included:
- Breakfast on Day 1.
- Alcoholic drinks or personal expenses.
- Tips.
What to expect
- A thrilling 60 km Andes-to-Amazon downhill ride.
- Changing landscapes: snow-capped peaks, cloud forest, tropical jungle.
- Wildlife sightings including birds, monkeys, and caimans.
- Cultural exchange with native Amazonian families.
What to Bring
For a successful and comfortable trek, be sure to pack:
- Passport (needed for entry)
- Lightweight, quick-dry clothing for varied climates
- Good trekking shoes or boots
- Rain poncho or waterproof jacket
- Swimsuit, sunscreen, insect repellent
- Refillable water bottle
- Personal medicine and toiletries
🗺️ Tour Itinerary – Day by Day Breakdown
Day 1: Cusco – Ajanacu – Downhill to the Jungle
- 05:00 a.m. – Pick up from your hotel in Cusco and transfer to Ajanacu Pass (3,850 m / 12,631 ft).
- 08:00 a.m. – Safety briefing and equipment check.
- 08:30 a.m. – Begin the downhill ride, covering around 60 km / 37 miles of scenic road and trails.
- Wildlife viewing: hummingbirds, cock-of-the-rock, toucans, parrots.
- Visit a native Amazonian community to learn about their way of life.
- 04:00 p.m. – Arrival at jungle lodge, dinner, and overnight stay.
Day 2: Jungle Exploration in Manu
- Early morning guided jungle walk to spot monkeys, capybaras, and exotic birds.
- Boat trip along a river or lagoon for wildlife observation.
- Afternoon hike to explore deeper into the rainforest.
- Dinner and overnight stay at lodge.
Day 3: Jungle Manu – Cusco
- Sunrise birdwatching for macaws and other tropical species.
- Short hike before returning to Cusco.
- Arrival in Cusco around evening.
Price
490
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Tour: Biking Tour to Manu National Park 3 Days
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01 Breakfast
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Group service: Daily departures, in a maximum group of 8 passengers.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
No. Most of the ride is downhill, and the guide adapts the pace to all skill levels.
Light clothing for the jungle, a windbreaker for biking, insect repellent, sunscreen, flashlight, and camera.
- Yes. We use high-quality bikes and safety gear, and our guides are experienced professionals who know the route and jungle.
From April to November (dry season) is ideal, but it can be done all year round.
Approximately 60 km / 37 miles, with plenty of stops for photos, wildlife watching, and cultural visits.