Nestled in the megadiverse Tambopata region of Peru's Madre de Dios, this pristine 56-hectare (138-acre) titled rural estate in Yarinal-San Juan (Laberinto-Inambari) unlocks unparalleled potential for visionary developers. Just minutes from the Interoceanic Highway (km 68 diversion) and adjacent to the Tambopata National Reserve's buffer zone, this raw land gem flanked by alluvial terraces, aguajal palm forests, and the navigable Yarinal River offers a blank canvas for regenerative eco-lodges, immersive tourist routes, and carbon credits projects. With clean SUNARP title and verified boundaries, it's primed for immediate high-yield returns in the $1Trillion global eco-tourism boom, blending authentic Amazonian wilderness with sustainable luxury. Accessibility and Reach: A Strategic Gateway with Effortless Access: Seamless Connectivity to Global Markets. Only a 5-10 minute drive from the Interoceanic Highway (km 68 south diversion) and 30-45 minutes from Puerto Maldonado Airport, this site ensures profound immersion in untouched rainforest while delivering easy international reach via Cusco (1-hour flight). The Yarinal River provides seasonal fluvial access (navigable January-October to Puerto Maldonado), ideal for expedition-style arrivals. As a gateway to the world's largest macaw clay lick (Chuncho, attracting thousands of scarlet macaws), it draws eco-tourists, corporate retreats, and biodiversity enthusiasts, with projected revenues scaling to US$150,000 annually within three years, plus US$200,000+ in forest carbon credits for the 56 Ha (per FAO 2022). Signature Highlights: Signature highlights include prime birdwatching corridors (684 regional species, including 50% Passeriformes like tyranids and tanagers), jaguar habitats, and quebrada trails for stargazing and cultural immersions perfect for transformative eco-retreats, guided safaris, or wellness sanctuaries amid symphony-of-the-jungle soundscapes. • Immersive Development Potential & Scalability: 56 titled hectares (perimeter 58,000m) across 5 accesions (e.g., 11.885 Ha core), ready for eco-cabins (bamboo-sourced for low-impact builds), chestnut orchards, and medicinal plant research labs accommodating 20-50 guests in phased luxury bungalows with river views. • Signature Experiences & Natural Amenities: Alluvial forest ecosystems with protected flora (mahogany, cedar) and fauna (174 mammals, including primates as seed dispersors); quebrada Yarinal for canoe excursions; proximity to Chuncho Clay Lick for world-class avifauna spectacles; plus reforestation nurseries for community-driven trails and education centers. • Off-Grid Innovation & Infrastructure Readiness: Existing access roads and river docks; potential for solar-hybrid power, Starlink connectivity, and treated water systems (per recent analysis: pH 6.86, safe for potable use); guardian quarters adaptable for staff; full ESG compliance for carbon bonding. • Sustainability & ESG Excellence: 100% regenerative focus—capturing ~7,840 kg CO2/year per hectare (FAO metrics) aligning with UN SDGs and impact investing; historical selective logging vestiges now primed for restoration, celebrating Amazon biodiversity with minimal footprint. • Scalable Assets for Seamless Ownership: 5 verified SUNARP accesions (total 56 Ha, cadastral code 9428570-015); active potential for RUC entity transfer; no liens, ready for due diligence. • Financial Snapshot: 12-18%+ ROI amid eco-tourism surge (85 new lodges in Tambopata last decade / MINCETUR 2025 report), with turnkey development upside comparable to Reserva Amazónica models. This Amazonian canvas represents a "timeless portal to regenerative luxury and conservation," a strategic ESG asset for global investors. Secure your stake in Peru's biodiversity crown jewel, contact for confidential details.