The “Bad Bunny” arrived in Peru on January 16 and 17. His concert at the National Stadium was an energetic spectacle. It gathered thousands of people as part of his world tour “I Should Have Taken More Photos“.
Amid a concert designed for stadiums and large audiences, Bad Bunny decided to introduce an unexpected space: a house. This is not a metaphor, but a real dwelling installed inside the venue, with a bar, terrace, balcony, and even a walkable roof where attendees can enjoy music and “a party” with a DJ included. Bad Bunny’s La Casita is not a decoration or a simple alternate stage; it is a unique concept designed to convey closeness. During the show, the artist moves to this space, transforming a massive performance into an intimate home gathering. A place where fans can dance and interact with him.
Who Gets to Enter Bad Bunny’s La Casita?
Only specially invited guests selected directly by Bad Bunny’s team are chosen to experience it. Influencers, celebrities, and more want to be present! But the concept goes deeper. We all look for a place where we can feel at home, away from noise, stress, and routine—a space that allows us to disconnect from the outside world and reconnect with ourselves.
La Casita in the Amazon
But what if Bad Bunny’s La Casita were surrounded by nature, rivers, and music from the jungle? If this time you couldn’t enter Bad Bunny’s La Casita, don’t worry! In the Peruvian Amazon, you can experience a sense of home, excitement, and feel the music through a deep connection with nature and culture. At Peru Jungle Trips, we create authentic and sustainable experiences that transform every trip into a safe and emotional space to reconnect with yourself and your surroundings. Additionally, on each of our tours in the Peruvian Amazon, you have the opportunity to relax in comfortable private eco-lodges.
Which Places Do We Recommend?
At Peru Jungle Trips, we operate throughout the Peruvian Amazon, so we recommend the following destinations:
- Manu National Park: Located in southeastern Peru, between Cusco and Madre de Dios. It is one of the most biodiverse areas in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It stretches from the Andes Mountains to the Amazon, preserving a huge variety of plants and animals. It is also home to ancestral indigenous peoples such as the Matsigenka, making it an ideal destination for ecotourism, wildlife, and responsible cultural tourism.
- Tambopata: Located in southeastern Peru, in the Madre de Dios region, near the city of Puerto Maldonado. It is a national reserve recognized for its great natural diversity, with tropical forests, rivers, and lakes. It offers one of the greatest natural spectacles of the Amazon. It is perfect for travelers seeking adventure, jungle exploration, and wildlife observation. It also allows capturing natural beauty in photography and enjoying eco-lodges, all in harmony with nature.
- Iquitos: Located in the Peruvian Amazon, it is a unique city completely surrounded by jungle and accessible only by plane or river. The destination offers Amazon River tours, excursions to the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, visits to the Belén market and its floating neighborhood, as well as tours of wildlife conservation centers and jungle lodges. It also stands out for its cuisine, blending local flavors with the natural, cultural, and historical richness of the region.
Are You Ready to Find Your Own La Casita in the Peruvian Amazon?
Discover authentic, safe, and sustainable experiences with Peru Jungle Trips.