Manaus

In the heart of Brazil, near the city of Manaus, lies the Meeting of Waters, or Encontro das Aguas, a natural phenomenon where the dark, tea-colored waters of the Rio […]

The Amazon Theatre, located in Manaus, Brazil, stands as a testament to the city’s prosperity during the rubber boom, when it served as the region’s most important port. This Belle […]

Nestled under the decorative Art Nouveau ironwork rafters, the Adolpho Lisboa Municipal Market in Manaus serves as a bustling hub for food enthusiasts, locals, chefs, and travelers. The market’s interior […]

Nestled in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, Manaus is home to the Port of Manaus, a bustling gateway to the region’s natural wonders. As the most significant port […]

Built during the ‘Rubber Boom’ of the early 1900s, the Rio Negro Palace in Manaus, Brazil, initially served as a grand mansion. Over the years, it transitioned into the seat […]

Nestled along the Urubui River, about 62 miles (100 kilometers) north of Manaus, the Sanctuary Waterfall (Cachoeira do Santuário) in Presidente Figueiredo offers a quintessential Amazonian swimming experience. The falls […]

Ponta Negra Beach, or Praia de Ponta Negra, is a vibrant stretch of sand located just over 8 miles (13 km) from downtown Manaus. Situated on the Rio Negro, this […]

The Museu do Índio, located in Manaus, Brazil, is managed by a congregation of Salesian nuns and offers a rich collection of artifacts that highlight the history, heritage, and culture […]

The Indian Museum in Manaus, run by the Salesian Sisters, offers a comprehensive collection of artifacts and exhibits dedicated to the indigenous people of the Amazon. Located in the heart […]

Located on the main square of Manaus, the Palace of Justice (Palácio de Justiça) was constructed during the late 19th century, a period known as Brazil’s ‘rubber boom.’ The palace’s […]

Nestled within the expansive Adolpho Ducke Forest Reserve, the Manaus Botanical Gardens (MUSA – Museu da Amazonia) provide a gateway to the Amazon’s natural splendor, just a short distance from […]

Built in 1888 during the rubber boom, the Church of San Sebastian (Igreja Sao Sebastiao) stands as a testament to Manaus’s prosperous past. Located in the heart of the city, […]

For those who might be hesitant to venture into the Amazon rainforest, the Amazon Natural Science Museum (Museo De Ciencias Naturais Da Amazonia) in Manaus, Brazil, offers a fascinating alternative. […]

Nestled along the banks of the Rio Negro, Praia da Lua is a crescent-shaped beach that offers a serene alternative to the more famous Ponta Negra. This hidden gem, with […]

The CIGS Zoo, located in Manaus, Brazil, is a sanctuary managed by the Brazilian Army for animals rescued from traffickers and hunters. Nestled within its grounds, visitors can observe a […]