Nestled in the heart of Suriname, this vast expanse of pristine wilderness showcases the country's rich biodiversity and stunning natural beauty. As one of the world's largest protected tropical forest reserves, it spans over 1.6 million hectares, home to jaguars, giant river otters, and vibrant birds like the scarlet macaw. The reserve is composed of rugged mountains, undulating savannas, and a network of rivers and waterfalls. Created in 1998, it has earned UNESCO World Heritage status, offering a glimpse into an unspoiled ecosystem that remains a sanctuary for countless species and a testament to the Earth's enduring natural wonders.