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Explore the Anavilhanas Archipelago, a collection of over 400 islands and islets formed by the Amazon River. Take a canoe tour through the narrow channels and lagoons, and witness the diverse flora and fauna of the area.

Visit a rubber plantation and learn about the history of rubber production in the Amazon. See how rubber is extracted and processed, and learn about the impact of the rubber boom on the region.

Enjoy a traditional Amazonian dinner featuring local ingredients such as pirarucu fish, tucupi sauce and manioc flour.

Take a hike through the rainforest to observe the diverse plant life and wildlife of the area. Learn about the medicinal properties of the plants and their importance to the indigenous communities.

Visit the Meeting of the Waters, the confluence of the black and white waters of the Amazon River. Witness the unique phenomenon where the two rivers flow side by side without mixing.

Relax at a local lodge and enjoy a night of stargazing, accompanied by the sounds of the forest.

Take a boat trip to the Mamirau Sustainable Development Reserve, a protected area of the Amazon rainforest. Learn about the conservation efforts being made to protect the region's biodiversity and wildlife.

Visit a local cacao farm and learn about the process of making chocolate, from the harvesting of the cacao pods to the roasting and grinding of the beans. Enjoy a tasting of the locally-made chocolate.

Attend a traditional dance performance by the indigenous communities, featuring colorful costumes and traditional music.

Visit the Encontro das guas State Park, a protected area of the Amazon rainforest. Take a guided tour to observe the diverse plant and animal life of the park, including monkeys, sloths and jaguars.

Take a boat trip along the Juma River to observe the unique flora and fauna of the area, including giant water lilies, caimans and anacondas.

Enjoy a farewell dinner featuring local Amazonian cuisine, accompanied by live music and dancing.