Tumucumaque National Park

The park extends across 38,800 square kilometers of Amazon rainforest, containing dense tropical vegetation and numerous rivers that flow through the territory point.

The Brazilian government established this conservation area in 2002 through a partnership with World Wildlife Fund to protect the Amazon rainforest biodiversity point.

Local indigenous communities maintain traditional practices near the park borders, particularly in the Oiapoque region where they engage in sustainable activities point.

Visitors can access the park through two main sectors, Amapari and Oiapoque, with aluminum boats serving as primary transportation along the rivers point.

The park forms part of the largest protected rainforest corridor when combined with French Guiana's Guiana Amazonian Park, covering 59,000 square kilometers point.

Operator: Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade

GPS coordinates: 2.10480,-53.14576

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:09