Novotel - Manaus
Ave Mandii 4, Distrito Industrial Manaus, Amazon River, State of Amazonas, 69075140, Brazil
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Die Millionenstadt im Urwald
Um 2 Uhr Ortszeit setzte unser TAM Airbus endlich zur Landung in Manaus auf. Die heftigen Gewitter, die wir während der letzten Flugetappe beobachten konnten, hatten die Temperaturen von zuvor 40 Grad mit unserer Ankunft auf rund 22 Grad gesenkt. Alle ausser Jeannette sind froh, dass der Temperaturunterschied zum winterlichen Irai nicht drastischer …
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Rainforest Hike and Teatro Amazonas
We awoke to the sounds of the jungle surrounding us at the Ecolodge. A breakfast of fresh fruit, coffee, eggs, and local specialties got us ready for a hike through the rainforest. Our guide led us away from the Ecolodge into the primary forest, where the larger trees are located. She showed us medicinal vines and trees. Indigenous to Amazonia, she had grown up amid these plants and had a wealth of knowledge to share with us. Before making our ...
Life With The Natives
... and some manioc. After setting up our hammocks Deden took us on a tour of the farm and gave us an insight into life in the Amazon. Our hosts grew or reared everything they needed to survive from chickens and sheep to pineapples and passionfruit. We both really enjoyed the fresh guava picked straight from the tree. Brendan tried a small chilli which was possibly the hottest he has ever eaten. Just as the sun was setting we were ...
Tim Tim Tim, la vai Viola
... Routine is good but it can also take the spirit away. A journey offers a chance to break away from that. A chance to see the world from a more unpolluted, singular prism.
After two days in the Marajo island, we rushed back to Belem to spend some of the Rosh Hashana holiday in the Chabad with the city's mini-Jewish community. We heard the Rabbi blow the horn in a tiny bubble in this giant Catholic continent..
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Surviving in the jungle
... of the sky in the glass calm river was amazing to see. That first night we slept in the hammocks in the permanent camp.
Day 2 - This day started at 6am with the sunrise. It's amazing how your body adjusts to daylight hours when there's no electricity to power the lights. We started with a fruit filled breakfast and then canoed across the river to the edge of the jungle. Carrying our hammocks and food for the next 2 days, we started our trek through the ...



