GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The “Parque Ecologico Janauary” (Iranduba), is a scenic spot where the rivers Solimões and the Rio Negro join to become the massive Amazon river.

FABIO'S REVIEW

Green-Visiting

A lovely swamp (that’s a new oxymoron!) near Manaus: to reach it, you can negotiate a fee with any boat from the Manaus harbor, or join a half-day organized tour from any tourist agency. The tour usually includes the “Encontro de agua” (where the two rivers meet, and the two different colors merge), the giant water lilies, the iconic kapok tree, and a lunch in a floating restaurant.

LOCATIONS EXPERIENCED

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Parque do Janauary - 1-trip (Rio Solimoes) - 10408 cover

1. BOAT TRIP (RIO SOLIMOES)

The “Parque Ecologico Janauary” (Iranduba), is a scenic spot where the rivers Solimões and the Rio Negro join to become the massive Amazon river.

Amazon Jungle - Parque do Janauary - 2- restaurante Rainha da Selva - 394 cover

2. RESTAURANT RAINHA DA SELVA

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Parque do Janauary - 3- Water lilies - 9644 cover

3. WATER LILIES

The giant water lily, or Victoria amazonica, mainly found along the banks of the Amazon River, is an aquatic, oval-shaped perennial also known as the Amazon water lily / royal water lily.

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Piranha fishing - 9853 cover

4. KAPOK TREE

The kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra) is a tropical tree growing in Central/South America. Native indios tribes harvest kapok fiber to wrap around their blowgun darts.

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Encontro de Agua - 11565 cover

5. ENCONTRO DE AGUA

The black Rio Negro river, which flows through the city, meets the sandy colored Amazon River, but the water doesn’t mix immediately. Instead, they flow side by side for 6 km, an occurrence known as ‘the Meeting of the Waters’ (Encontro das Águas).

The giant water lily, or Victoria amazonica, mainly found along the banks of the Amazon River, is an aquatic, oval-shaped perennial also known as the Amazon water lily / royal water lily.

1. BOAT TRIP (RIO SOLIMOES)

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Parque do Janauary - 1-trip (Rio Solimoes) - 10408 cover

The “Parque Ecologico Janauary” (Iranduba), is a scenic spot where the rivers Solimões and the Rio Negro join to become the massive Amazon river.

2. RESTAURANT RAINHA DA SELVA

Amazon Jungle - Parque do Janauary - 2- restaurante Rainha da Selva - 394 cover

3. WATER LILIES

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Parque do Janauary - 3- Water lilies - 9644 cover

The giant water lily, or Victoria amazonica, mainly found along the banks of the Amazon River, is an aquatic, oval-shaped perennial also known as the Amazon water lily / royal water lily.

4. KAPOK TREE

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Piranha fishing - 9853 cover

The kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra) is a tropical tree growing in Central/South America. Native indios tribes harvest kapok fiber to wrap around their blowgun darts.

5. ENCONTRO DE AGUA

Fabio's LifeTour - Brazil (2015 April-June and October) - Manaus - Amazon Jungle - Encontro de Agua - 11565 cover

The black Rio Negro river, which flows through the city, meets the sandy colored Amazon River, but the water doesn’t mix immediately. Instead, they flow side by side for 6 km, an occurrence known as ‘the Meeting of the Waters’ (Encontro das Águas). The giant water lily, or Victoria amazonica, mainly found along the banks of the Amazon River, is an aquatic, oval-shaped perennial also known as the Amazon water lily / royal water lily.

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