The “Ñaño”, from the jungle its charm.

the word “ñaño” comes from the people from the jungle, which means brother or friend. This is how my friends from the coast and the jungle call me, “Ñaño (Brother)”.

(Madre de Dios, Puerto Maldonado, Perú)

1.-Plaza de Armas de Puerto Maldonado 2.-Padre Aldamiz international airport 3.-Oval of Otorongo

That’s why I like to share what I have in my region (Madre de Dios, Puerto Maldonado, Peru). Like very nice places inside the jungle and its animals. So they can know more thoroughly that this part of Peru is also beautiful. Our city is called “the uncontacted” by others and it is really like that. We are forgotten by our country and by some compatriots but that some day will end. Thanks to the Google Maps platform, I know that I can reduce this gap every day that “we are the forgotten ones”, make people change their way of thinking about us and that they can come to know everything “Beautiful” that is here. : rivers, streams, typical food, animals and new cultures. This is how I feel very happy because in this way I am supporting my city, keeping updated with the data within google maps and encouraging more people to visit us. I leave these photos because I love my landscape, my land.

1.-Charapa 2.-Lago sandoval( tambopata) 3.-Lago sandoval viewpoint

1.-Lagartija 2.-Otorongo

3.-Rio Madre de Dios 4.-piraña in the “lago sandoval”

The word “ñaño” comes from the people from the jungle, which means brother or friend. This is how my friends from the coast and the jungle call me, “Ñaño (Brother)”.

Plaza de Armas de Puerto Maldonado Ovalo de Otorongo ,Tambopata

Padre Aldamiz international airport

That’s why I like to share what I have in my region. As very nice places in the jungle and their animals so they know more thoroughly that this part of the country is also beautiful. Our city is called “the uncontacted” and it is really like that. We are forgotten by our country and by some compatriots but that some day will end. Thanks to the google maps platform, I know that I can reduce this gap every day that we are “the forgotten ones”, make people change their way of thinking about us and that they can come to know everything “Beautiful” that is here. : rivers, streams, food, animals and new cultures. This is how I like to go through each space and meet each thing or place to be able to share it with everyone. Because that is what it is about, to share and teach the world each one of its borders and to give it a proper value for all of us to respect it, take care of it and love it.

I leave these photos. where I lived a good time.

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Otorongo Mirador del lago sandoval, Madre de Dios

River Madre de Dios, Peru Lagartija

Charapa

The word “ñaño” comes from the people from the jungle, which means brother or friend. This is how my friends from the coast and the jungle call me, “Ñaño (Brother)”.

Plaza de Armas de Puerto Maldonado Ovalo de Otorongo ,Tambopata

Padre Aldamiz international airport

That’s why I like to share what I have in my region. As very nice places in the jungle and their animals so they know more thoroughly that this part of the country is also beautiful. Our city is called “the uncontacted” and it is really like that. We are forgotten by our country and by some compatriots but that some day will end. Thanks to the google maps platform, I know that I can reduce this gap every day that we are “the forgotten ones”, make people change their way of thinking about us and that they can come to know everything “Beautiful” that is here. : rivers, streams, food, animals and new cultures. This is how I like to go through each space and meet each thing or place to be able to share it with everyone. Because that is what it is about, to share and teach the world each one of its borders and to give it a proper value for all of us to respect it, take care of it and love it.

I leave these photos. where I lived a good time.

Otorongo Mirador del lago sandoval, Madre de Dios

River Madre de Dios, Peru Lagartija

The word “ñaño” comes from the people from the jungle, which means brother or friend. This is how my friends from the coast and the jungle call me, “Ñaño (Brother)”.

Plaza de Armas de Puerto Maldonado

Ovalo de Otorongo ,Tambopata

Padre Aldamiz international airport

That’s why I like to share what I have in my region. As very nice places in the jungle and their animals so they know more thoroughly that this part of the country is also beautiful. Our city is called “the uncontacted” and it is really like that. We are forgotten by our country and by some compatriots but that some day will end. Thanks to the google maps platform, I know that I can reduce this gap every day that we are “the forgotten ones”, make people change their way of thinking about us and that they can come to know everything “Beautiful” that is here. : rivers, streams, food, animals and new cultures. This is how I like to go through each space and meet each thing or place to be able to share it with everyone. Because that is what it is about, to share and teach the world each one of its borders and to give it a proper value for all of us to respect it, take care of it and love it.

I leave these photos. where I lived a good time.

Otorongo

Mirador del lago sandoval, Madre de Dios

River Madre de Dios, Peru

Lagartija

Charapa

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