(Translated by Google) I went in 2010 and I intend to return. A very interesting visit. They told us that there were two types of tours depending on what one is interested in seeing: at night batrachians (frogs, toads) and certain types of insects are seen. By day to see birds and various mammals (we saw howler monkeys) and of course flora. (Original) Fui en el 2010 y tengo intenciones de retornar. Una visita muy interesante. Nos decían que había dos tipos de recorridos dependiendo qué le interesa a uno ver: por la noche se ven los batracios (ranas, sapos) y cierto tipo de insectos. Por el día para ver aves y varios mamíferos (vimos monos aulladores) y, por supuesto, flora.

The guide was amazing and very knowledgeable about the area we visited. We were lucky enough to enjoy this setting entirely on our own and got to see 3 types fo monkeys, an ant eater, a giant male sloth and so to many birds to count. It was well worht the travel and i highly recommend. Bring bug spray!

One of the best experiences of my life. We went on a camping trip to La Tingana from Saturday 7am to Sunday pm. It was just amazing. The people was so friendly and welcoming. We went on awesome trips in the amphibian forests during the night and also during the day. We ate amazing food, we caught some fishes and they prepared it for us. We tried incredible fruits and learned of the reforestation work the locals are doing.

Amazing way to see the true jungle marshes and its unique vegetation. The place is somehow magical in a very remote place that you can only get to by boat. Great pleasent people. If you don't mind tarantulas and snakes you need to stay over night! The night sky is breathtaking with absolutely no light polution any near by. During any boat trips (during the day or night) make sure youbstay wuiet otherwise you wont see any animals. One of the best experiences i had so far in this region.

Did a day trip with my brother. The boat ride up the river was pretty cool and we saw quite a few different monkeys. We spotted quite a few birds. The watery jungle was cool. Our guide Eva was a cool chick and spoke some English. Breakfast was ok at the reserve. the black coffee was good. I got a bad egg that tasted weird but the the second one was ok. I didn't like lunch and left most of it - yeah I am a bit fussy but jungle rooster is not a good taste and I'm not eating salads at these places. No idea why we 'rested' at the reserve after lunch since that was a bit of a waste of time. Nice people/guides at the village. The other boats paddling up the river with us were being noisy and talking loudly the whole time which was annoying. our guide had asked us to be quiet before and I assume the other boats passengers were told the same. Hopefully we didn't miss seeing anything if the noise scared any animals/birds away.

The most untouched nature I have ever seen. You're only able to visit this place with the guides who really respect the environment. They're really nice and take care of everything. The food served was also quite delicious.

Peaceful and full of nature. Is possible to see monkeys

Nice and food trip

Such an amazing community, we stayed one night, and the tours, food and people was beyond our expextation :) totally recommended

Js