Jaú National Park
27-09-2024
Jaú National Park, located in the state of Amazonas, is one of the most representative reserves of the fauna and flora of the central Amazon. This protected area, in the heart of the Amazon basin, is home to abundant biodiversity, offering refuge to endangered species as well as hundreds of plant species. There are emblematic and endangered species such as the jaguar, the giant otter and the Amazon manatee.
The Jaú National Park is a unique tourist destination, offering visitors the opportunity to discover the richness of the Amazonian fauna and flora in a preserved and exceptional setting. With its vast untouched tropical forest, picturesque landscapes, waterfalls and hiking trails, the park offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon. A stay of at least two days is recommended to fully appreciate the beauty and diversity of this natural gem!
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