TOP 06 FASCINATING NATIONAL PARKS IN BRAZIL
Waterfalls, canyons, crystal-clear water pools, and trails surrounded by lush vegetation—explore everything that makes Brazil’s national parks so captivating. Environmental preservation areas have been established to prevent ecosystem degradation, and these national parks are filled with attractions that appeal to nature and adventure lovers alike. Brazil Ecotour highlights the best Brazilian national parks for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in natural beauty and adventure.
Iguaçu National Park.
If so many people from abroad come here to appreciate the “Cataratas do Iguaçu,” it’s because the entire landscape, consisting of a canyon and 275 waterfalls, is truly breathtaking. The park is well-structured, with a 1.2-kilometer path that takes you to a viewpoint where you can see the main waterfall, “Garganta do Diabo,” from above. All of this is surrounded by vast expanses of greenery, as the park has the largest area of Atlantic Forest in southern Brazil. The attraction can be visited year-round, but the water volume is higher during the summer.
02.Tijuca National Park
03.Fernando de Noronha Marine National Park.
04.Parc national de Jericoacoara
05. Le parc national de la Chapada Diamantina
06.Parc National des Lençois Maranhenses
Make sure to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, a swimsuit, and plenty of space on your digital camera. In the Lençóis Maranhenses, you’ll capture breathtaking photos that will impress your friends. This area alone covers 155,000 hectares of dunes, rivers, lakes, and mangroves. It’s a surreal landscape of high, curving dunes interspersed with clear water lakes. To see the best scenery, visit between May and August when the lakes are filled with rainwater. Barreirinhas is the main tourist base for exploring the park.
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