Amazonia

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Amazonia (sometimes called Pan-Amazonia) is a huge region covering about 40% of the South America|South American continent. It encompasses most of northern Brazil, parts of northern Bolivia, eastern Peru, eastern Ecuador, southeastern Colombia, southern Venezuela, southern Guyana, southern Suriname and southern French Guiana. It is one of the world's most diverse biological areas and is fed by rivers taking their offspring in the Andes of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia and running into the Atlantic ocean in east Brazil.

An Introduction to the Region of Amazonia

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Cities

Downtown Georgetown, Guyana - Georgetown Alter do Chão Cozy riverside destination on the Tapajós river. Belém

The last big city before the Amazon reaches the Atlantic ocean, south of Marajó island. Georgetown (Guyana) | Georgetown Capital of Guyana. Iquitos

The largest city of the world that can't be reached by road. Macapá Brazilian state capital north of Marajó island. Manaus

The largest city and chief port in the Amazon region and an important jumping off point for expeditions into the rain forest. Paramaribo Capital of Suriname. Rio Branco A Brazilian state capital. Santarém (Brazil) | Santarém A Brazilian town on the confluence of the Tapajós river and the Amazon.

More Destinations

Introduction

Travel to Amazonia

Transportation in Amazonia

What to See

{{seealso|Central and South American wildlife

Muslim Travel Tips

Halal Restaurants & Food in Amazonia

Stay Safe

You should always buy a snake bite kit, mosquito repellent. It is also important to water|stay hydrated and never go far from your tour guide.