The eucalyptus route that connects Acolla and Marcos, two districts located in the Junín region of Peru, is a path that reveals the historical presence and influence of this tree species in the area. As you travel along this route, the eucalyptus trees provide shade and coolness, inviting travelers to pause and admire the surrounding nature. The gentle rustling of the leaves and the distinctive aroma of eucalyptus fill the air, offering a unique sensory experience.

It is important to highlight that reforestation with eucalyptus also poses challenges such as possible competition with native species, the depletion of water resources in some regions, and the need to sustainably manage these plantations to avoid negative impacts on the environment. Therefore, it is necessary to establish reforestation programs with species such as quinuales that allow preserving local biodiversity and maintaining healthy ecosystem