Country & region guides.
23 guides in this collection.
Photo: Philip Nalangan, CC BY 4.0Bali Jungle Travel Guide
Everything you need to plan the interior of Bali — Ubud, Sidemen and the northern highlands — where to stay in the jungle, when to go and what it actually costs.
Photo: Rhododendrites, CC BY-SA 4.0Costa Rica Rainforest Travel Guide
The definitive guide to Costa Rica's rainforests — cloud forest, Pacific lowlands and the wild Osa Peninsula — with where to stay and when to go.
Photo: Rushenb, CC BY-SA 4.0Thailand Jungle Travel Guide
Beyond the beaches: Khao Sok's ancient rainforest, the northern hills around Chiang Mai and the karst jungle of the south.
Photo: Alexander Gerst, CC BY-SA 2.0The Amazon Rainforest: A Traveler's Guide
How to actually visit the Amazon — Brazil, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia — which gateway city, which lodge, and what a trip into the world's largest rainforest is really like.
Photo: Dan Lundberg, CC BY-SA 2.0Sri Lanka Rainforest & Hill Country Guide
Sinharaja's rainforest, the tea-country hills and the leopards of the interior — how to plan Sri Lanka's green heart and where to stay.
Photo: Gicaman, CC BY-SA 4.0Colombia Jungle Travel Guide
From the Sierra Nevada above the Caribbean to the deep Amazon at Leticia — Colombia's astonishing range of rainforest, and how to travel it.
Photo: Miguel Discart, CC BY-SA 2.0Mexico Jungle Travel Guide
The Yucatán's cenote jungle, the Lacandon rainforest of Chiapas and the Maya ruins swallowed by forest — Mexico's green side, planned.
Photo: Wasif Malik, CC BY 2.0Hawai'i Rainforest Travel Guide
Real tropical rainforest without a passport — the Big Island's Puna and Hamakua coasts, Kauai's wet interior, and where to sleep in the trees.
Photo: EgorovaSvetlana, CC BY-SA 4.0Puerto Rico & El Yunque Rainforest Guide
El Yunque is the only tropical rainforest in the US National Forest system. How to visit it, and the jungle stays around its edges.
Brazil Amazon Travel Guide
Manaus, the Rio Negro archipelago and the design lodges of the Brazilian Amazon — how to plan the biggest rainforest of all from its Brazilian gateway.
Photo: Brian.Mo, CC BY 2.0Peru Amazon Travel Guide
Iquitos and the deep Amazon, Tarapoto's cloud forest and the Tambopata reserve — the guide to Peru's rainforest and its canopy treehouses.
Photo: Geoff Gallice (cropped by Missvain), CC BY 2.0Ecuador Amazon & Cloud Forest Guide
The most biodiverse country on earth for its size — the Ecuadorian Amazon at Yasuní and the cloud forest at Mindo, and how to stay in both.
Belize Jungle Travel Guide
Rivers, caves and Maya ruins under the canopy — the Cayo District and beyond, and the jungle lodges that made Belize a rainforest destination.
Photo: gailhampshire from Cradley, Malvern, U.K, CC BY 2.0Panama Rainforest Travel Guide
A rainforest a taxi ride from a capital city, plus the wild Darién and Bocas del Toro — Panama's outsized jungle, planned.
Photo: Leon petrosyan, CC BY-SA 4.0Guatemala Jungle Travel Guide
Tikal's temples rising above the canopy and the Petén rainforest around them — Guatemala's jungle north and where to base yourself.
Photo: Eric Kilby, Aiwok and Tim Laman, CC BY-SA 3.0Borneo & Malaysia Rainforest Guide
One of the oldest rainforests on earth, and orangutans in the wild — Sabah, Sarawak and peninsular Malaysia's jungle, planned.
Indonesia Beyond Bali: Jungle Guide
Sumatra's orangutan forest, the Borneo interior and the wild islands east — where Indonesia's rainforest gets truly remote.
Photo: Mutante, CC BY-SA 1.0Philippines Jungle Travel Guide
Palawan's underground river, the terraced highlands of Luzon and the forest islands of the Visayas — the Philippines' green interior.
Photo: Tycho, CC BY-SA 3.0Vietnam Jungle Travel Guide
The caves and karst jungle of Phong Nha, the highlands and the Mekong's green edges — Vietnam's rainforest, planned.
Photo: Jyotsna Nag, CC BY 4.0India's Western Ghats & Kerala Jungle Guide
The Western Ghats are older than the Himalayas and greener than almost anywhere — Kerala's rainforest, tea hills and tigers, planned.
Photo: Diego Delso, CC BY-SA 4.0Uganda & Rwanda Rainforest Guide
The last mountain gorillas live in these forests. How to plan a gorilla-trekking trip through Bwindi and the Virungas, and where to stay.
Photo: Charles J. Sharp, CC BY-SA 4.0Australia's Daintree Rainforest Guide
The oldest continuously surviving rainforest on earth, where it meets the reef — the Daintree, and the treehouse lodges strung through it.
Photo: giggel, CC BY 3.0Dominica: The Nature Island Guide
The wildest of the Caribbean islands — boiling lakes, rainforest gorges and almost no crowds. How to travel Dominica and where to stay.
Photo: Derek Ramsey (Ram-Man), CC BY-SA 4.0Ready to book one?
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