Itamarati

Itamarati is a municipality in Amazonas situated within the dense Amazon rainforest at an elevation of around 160 meters (525 feet). The area is defined by its river systems, which serve as the primary transportation routes and vital connections for residents.

The municipality was established during Brazil's process of territorial organization as an administrative structure to manage settlements in the Amazonas region. This development was part of the broader colonization and management of the Amazon basin over time.

The community maintains ties to indigenous traditions through regional festivals, local food preparation methods, and gatherings that shape daily life throughout the year. These practices remain woven into how people celebrate together and prepare meals using plants from their surroundings.

Access is primarily by river transportation along the Amazon waterways, as the municipality depends heavily on water-based routes. Visitors should prepare for longer travel times on water and maintain flexible plans, since transport availability can be limited.

The area borders several unexplored sections of rainforest where native plant species and wildlife remain in relatively undisturbed form. This location makes it a starting point for exploring parts of the Amazon basin that lie away from typical tourist routes.

Location: Amazonas

Elevation above the sea: 160 m

Shares border with: Eirunepé, Carauari, Envira, Jutaí, Lábrea, Pauini, Tapauá

Address: Itamarati - State of Amazonas, 69510-000, Brazil

GPS coordinates: -6.42500,-68.25278

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:44