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San Gerardo de Dota, only 53 miles southwest from the capital on the Pan-American highway, is a natural habitat for many species of flora and fauna, and constitutes an ecological niche where the Resplendent Quetzal lives throughout the year. This is within the largest extension of protected areas of the country, an area made up of 13 different units which together total 95,000 hectares… highly recommended to nature lovers.
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On this tour guests explore the characteristic vegetation of the region, full of epiphytes and gigantic trees. This dreamy place allows breathing purest air and filling up on positive energy in an environment of small insects, rodents, birds and timid mammals.
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This area counts more than 150 species of birds, including the extraordinary Resplendent Quetzal. Quetzals nest in the cloud forests covering the valley walls and are easily seen during breeding season.
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Discover an unexplored and impressive waterfall in the middle of the tropical cloud forest combining the experience with a short horseback ride and a hike on the narrow trails that penetrate to the heart of forest. This excursion is not recommended for children under 12.
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