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Amazon biodiversity: a natural treasure of global importance
When people think of the Amazon, they often picture an immense expanse of tropical rainforest. The Amazon is much more than that: it is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth. Home to millions of plant and animal species, the Amazon rainforest supports an extraordinary variety of life, much of which remains undiscovered or only partially […]
The rules of a good eco-tourist: traveling while respecting nature (and those who inhabit it)
Traveling is a privilege. Doing it responsibly is a choice. Being a good eco-tourist means reducing your environmental impact, respecting local communities, and contributing to the protection of the places that welcome us. Nature is not a backdrop for our photos, but a delicate balance of which we are guests. Choose responsible accommodations and operators: […]
Amazonian handicrafts: stories woven from the forest
Amazonian handicrafts are far more than simple travel souvenirs: they are authentic fragments of the forest, cultural bridges, and tangible expressions of the value of the communities that preserve ancient knowledge. For visitors to the Amazon, these objects represent a direct connection to the territory and to the hands that created them—a connection that continues […]
Football: much more than a game in the heart of the Amazon
A recent study has revealed a surprising aspect of social organization in traditional Amazonian communities: the central role of football . By analyzing 119 communities through surveys, drone surveys, and in-depth interviews, the research has shed light on how football fields shape the space and collective life of these peoples. The findings indicate that the […]
Manaus: the gateway to the Amazon
Manaus, the capital of the state of Amazonas, is the main access point to the Amazon rainforest, the largest and most biodiverse in the world. Located at the confluence of the Rio Negro and the Amazon River, Manaus combines extraordinary nature with a unique history. A Historical and cultural heritage Founded in the 17th century, […]
Dark Sky Tourism in the Amazon: the forest comes alive at night
What is Dark Sky Tourism? Dark Sky Tourism is a form of ecotourism that allows people to enjoy the beauty of a starry sky in protected areas far from the light pollution of cities. This practice is attracting more and more travelers who choose to spend their holidays in places where the night sky is […]
Rejuvenate in the Amazon with Forest Bathing
Forest Bathing: A Dive into Nature for Well-Being Forest Bathing, also known as shinrin-yoku (森林浴), is a new form of ecotourism that originated in Japan, encouraging people to immerse themselves in forests for both mental and physical rejuvenation. This experience is not just a walk among trees; it involves mindful and deep attention to everything […]
Understanding Plant Blindness: Why It Matters and How can we address It
Plants are fundamental to life on earth, acting as the bridge between the physical and biological worlds by harnessing solar energy. Despite this, people often under appreciate plants compared to animals. This phenomenon, known as plant blindness, is the inability to notice plants or recognize their vital role in sustaining life. First coined in 1998 […]
Discover the delicious fruits of the Amazon rainforest!
In the heart of the wild and uncontaminated nature, the Amazonian populations have the incredible opportunity to collect an enormous variety of fresh, natural, and genuine fruits. Here every bite is a sensory journey through the biodiversity of the forest. We range from Amazonian nuts from the forest, rich in precious nutrients, to cupuaçu […]
The Crucial Role of Sustainable Travel in Preserving the Amazon Rainforest
The Amazon Rainforest, often referred to as the “heart of the Earth,” is a vital ecosystem that plays a critical role in maintaining global climate stability and supporting a vast array of biodiversity. However, this invaluable natural treasure is facing unprecedented threats due to deforestation, illegal logging and unsustainable practices. In this context, sustainable travel […]
