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National park in Bolivia
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Amboró National Park (or Parque Nacional Amboró in Spanish) is a protected natural area in the central Sub-Andean region of Bolivia. It is challenging terrain that is difficult to reach and explore. The park is in the transitional Yungas zone of foothills of the Andes mountains. It is an area that within a very short distance can change from highland cloud forests to lowland dry forests. Astounding biodiversity can be found throughout the park with thousands of plant species, more than 900 bird species, and almost 200 kinds of mammal.
From Santa Cruz, the park is 57 km northwest via the Carratera Las Cruces. The drive will take about 1½ hour to reach the park administration office.
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