The best time to go to Tupana is during the low-water season, which typically runs from June to November.This period offers the most favourable conditions for exploring the Amazon rainforest. With lower water levels, the riverbanks are more exposed, making it easier to walk through the jungle and spot wildlife. Many trails become accessible that are otherwise submerged during the high-water season. It's also prime time for fishing, as the fish are more concentrated in the remaining water bodies.For wildlife enthusiasts, this season is particularly rewarding. Animals, including monkeys, sloths, and various bird species, are often seen near the riverbanks and in the more accessible parts of the forest. The weather is generally drier and sunnier, which makes for more comfortable excursions and better photography opportunities.