If you are interested in doing some real amazon hiking and stick close to Manaus, you can go to some of the Islands in the Amazon side of the city (if it isnt flooded - when the river is hige these... more
This is a pretty cool place if you are looking for a relaxing trek/picnic. Plan on spending the whole day here, not just a few hours.
Its best to drive to PF in the morning. Its a beautiful scenic... more
we took the Amazon Cruise from Manaus to Belem.. and it has been a wonderful Adventure, a whole week on the biggest River...but getting terra firma under the feet again was great too..I actually felt... more
The Tikuna are one of the last large Native population groups left in Brazil. Most of their 70 villages are located within the Brazilian Amazon. They have preserved much of their native language,... more
Parintins is a two day boat ride away from Manaus. One can also fly from Manaus and reach Parintins in a few hours. I drifted down the Amazon river on a banana... more
take a cruise or excursion to see the river. keep your hands in the boat, wear long sleeved clothes and never, never pee in the river!Electric eels, stingrays &... more
http://vestigiosemfoco.blogspot.ch/2011/11/comunidade-do-lago-do-catalao.htmlbest to visit with a tour operatore.g. claratoursclaraviagens.com.br /... more
Such isolation virtually assures Manaus it won't be overrun with cookiecutter tourists who think the residents live in thatched-roof huts and that monkeys and crocodiles roam the streets. This same...
I have been living here for more or less 13 year. I'm originally from Rio de Janeiro.
Manaus is a nice town to visit, though there is much more of an eco-tourism thing going on.
You can take trips...
There is a green dream in your soul that fulfills its role
with life.
There is a magic power in your hands
that acknowledges earth's bounty and puts down roots.
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