By visit the state of amazon, is certainly one of those trips that is in the imagination of all adventurers and nature lovers. The largest rainforest in the world has one of the richest and most preserved ecosystems on the planet. Crossed by several rivers, one of the main ways of getting around in the state is through regional boats and smaller planes.
The river amazon is the largest and widest river in the world and the main responsible for the development of Amazon rainforest. The volume of its waters represents 20% of all the water present in the planet's rivers. There are still isolated indigenous tribes in the Amazon region with almost no contact with modern civilizations. Although increasingly rare, some have never had contact with the white man.
The state capital, Manaus, is known for all its exoticism rich in diversity that concentrates the variety of the state in mass. The starting point for exploring the Amazon rainforest, the capital of Manaus also impresses with its historic buildings and exquisite cuisine based on seafood, spices and typical ingredients from the region.
The state works with tourism in different ways, all linked to extreme contact with nature and unique experiences. Interaction with some animals such as birds of different species, porpoises and alligators, getting to know indigenous tribes and customs, Amazon cruise-style boat trips and animal observation are some of the most sought after attractions by tourists.
Check out the best tips to enjoy the sights of Amazonas:
Manaus:
» Tourism in Manaus: what to see and do
» Logbook: Manaus, 3, 5 or 7 days itinerary
» Travel to Manaus: tips for discovering the Amazon
» Vacations in Amazonas: options for tours in Manaus and region
» Amazon cruise: a floating hotel for the whole family
President Figueiredo:
» Places to visit in Presidente Figueiredo
Anavilhanas National Park:
» Fun in nature, discover the Anavilhanas National Park
» Interaction with Dolphins in Manaus – Anavilhanas Archipelago
Read too:
» Travel from Manaus to Porto Velho by Boat
» River Route: Belem x Santarém x Manaus boat trip
» Interaction with pink dolphins in the Amazon
Waterfall in Presidente Figueiredo. Photo: Bruno Zanardo
Meeting of the waters – Manaus. Photo: Gustavo Albano
Parintins Festival. Photo: Andrea Goldschmidt
Amazon rainforest. Photo: Adventure Brazil
Indians from the Dessana community. Photo: Gustavo Albano
Interaction with dolphins in Novo Airaão. Photo: Gustavo Albano
Anavilhanas National Park. Photo: Guide Viaggi
Port in Tefe. Photo: Thomas Wlassk
Amazon Theater. Photo: Thiago Marra
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