Nestled amongst the Doma Peaks near Tari, almost 2000m above sea level, sits Ambua Lodge - an award-winning, eco-friendly lodge boasting magnificent views of the Tari Valley below. Guests are accommodated in thirty round houses, set amongst landscaped gardens and built almost exclusively from natural materials. Each unit features 180 degree picture windows to soak in the view, en-suite bathrooms. Guests can also be accommodated in the two story block of 18 modern hotel rooms. Electric blankets and continental quilts are provided for the cool highland evenings. The main lodge building houses the bar, dining and lounge areas and a cozy central fireplace. Ambua has 24 hour, eco-friendly electricity, provided by its own hydroelectric power plant that generates clean, natural energy from a nearby mountain stream. A sought after destination amongst birders, Ambua's rain forests have been the star of many a wildlife documentary, and an incredible 217 species of bird have been recorded here. Ambua is home to 13 different species of Bird of Paradise and the lodge employs knowledgeable local birding guides who cater for all levels of interest.