In recent years, tourism in Amazonia seems to have undergone little renewal.
But in the world's largest tropical forest, all it takes is a little climbing to convince people that a tourist trip there can go beyond traditional visits to indigenous communities, alligator watching, and porpoise spotting.
Whether in Manaus or Autazes, 100 kilometers from the Amazon capital, climbing a giant tree is an opportunity to see the forest in different layers, from roots to crown.
"It's an activity incorporating social and environmental aspects because we don't hurt a single leaf and offer a view of the . . .
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