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The Pantanal is the largest wetland area in the world. It is an breathtaking place to see many (endangeroured) animals and birds. Activities you can do are hiking, animail tracking, canoeing, horse back riding, etc.
Written Apr 7, 2005
Website: www.pantanaltrackers.com.br
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Intercity Premium Hotel Cuiabá: Cool place in a hot city
Elena77 Says: Cuiabá literally was the hottest place we've visited on our last trip to Brazil- when we arrived it was around 45°C! Due to the heat a decent hotel was all the more important to us.Intercity Premium in Cuiabá lies ca. 6 km North of Marechal Rondon International Airport. It's...
Carla1973 Says: It's cheap, it's clean and comfortable. Perfect accomodation for the low budget traveler (more than 1 person). Located in the center of Cuiabá. You don't want to stay to long in Cuiabá, but for 1 or 2 nights this is a good place. Nothing unique.
Cuiabá does have a small international airport which allows easy access of the city from many places all over Brazil. TAP also offers flights from many airports around the world. The airport is called Marechal Rondon International Airport and it is located only around 10 km from Cuiabá city centre. There’s various airlines heading for Cuiabá like, for example:
http://www.tam.com.br
http://www.voegol.com.br/int/Paginas/home.aspx
http://www.flytap.com/UK/en/Homepage/
http://www.oceanair.com.br
http://www.webjet.com.br/empresa/novosite/v2/index.asp
Flights are, among others, available from São Paulo, Brasília, Belém, Belo Horizonte, Buenos Aires (GOL), Lima (GOL), Rio de Janeiro and Recife.
At the airport you will find several shops and car rental services like: AVIS, Hertz and YES.
The airport is located at:
Rua Gov. Ponce de Arruda s/nº
Jardim Aeroporto
Cuiabá - MT
CEP:78110-971
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: +55 65 614-2500
It's horrible! You have to know which bus number to pick or ask a local. There is not a map with all the connections. Buses don't have a travel scheme, it's always a surprise. Bus transport is cheap though. R$ 1,60 for a single trip, no matter how long you stay in the bus. But make sure you have the right bus. Not many people speak English.....
Written Apr 7, 2005
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The shops sells indian handcrafts work. The FUNAI is run by Brazilian Government. All profits go back to the indians. It's fair trade.
You can buy masks, costumes, woodcraft, jewelry, pottery, etc. It's the best souvenir you can buy.
What to buy: Buy souvenirs made by one of the many indian tribes of Mato Grosso. The shops sells plenty.
What to pay: 1 - 100 USD, depending on what you want to buy. Most of the items are really cheap.
Written Apr 7, 2005
Address: Rua Pedro Celestino
Website: www.funai.gov.br
Favorite thing: Cuiabá is the capital city from Mato Grosso - Brazil. Some 500,000 inhabitants live there.In Cuiabá it sometimes gets up to 42° Celsius in the summer, but the medium temperature there is 35° Celsius. So, my advice is that you bring soft clothes when visitting it.
Written Jul 31, 2004
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