Embark on a tropical biology expedition in the heart of the Amazon. Explore INPA and MUSA, two natural parks that offer a unique opportunity to discover the rich biodiversity of the region.
Embark on a tropical biology expedition in the heart of the Amazon. Explore INPA and MUSA, two natural parks that offer a unique opportunity to discover the rich biodiversity of the region.
- Museu da Amazonia (MUSA) - Two natural Amazonian parks in one tour!
One of the many city natural parks and part of research lab, Museu da Amazonia (aka MUSA) offers nearly 250 acres of nature near the center of Manaus, Brazil. Access the trails, trees, frogs, orchids, and birds, and climb up the 135 foot observation tower with a guide for views over the whole thing.
- Museu da Amazonia (MUSA) - Two natural Amazonian parks in one tour!
One of the many city natural parks and part of research lab, Museu da Amazonia (aka MUSA) offers nearly 250 acres of nature near the center of Manaus, Brazil. Access the trails, trees, frogs, orchids, and birds, and climb up the 135 foot observation tower with a guide for views over the whole thing.
- Round-trip private transfer
- Round-trip private transfer
- Tickets not included
- The tour guide is part of the museums staff, not all of them speak a good English
- Tickets not included
- The tour guide is part of the museums staff, not all of them speak a good English
Experience two Amazonian natural parks in a single excursion!
Museu da Amazonia, also known as MUSA, is among the urban natural parks that also function as a research lab. Positioned near Manaus’s heart in Brazil, MUSA spreads across nearly 250 acres of nature. Discover trails, trees, frogs, orchids, and birds, and ascend the 135-foot observation tower…
Experience two Amazonian natural parks in a single excursion!
Museu da Amazonia, also known as MUSA, is among the urban natural parks that also function as a research lab. Positioned near Manaus’s heart in Brazil, MUSA spreads across nearly 250 acres of nature. Discover trails, trees, frogs, orchids, and birds, and ascend the 135-foot observation tower with a guide for a panoramic view.
Founded in 1952 and established in 1954, the National Institute of Amazonian Research (INPA) carries out scientific explorations of the Amazon region’s physical surroundings and life conditions to enhance human welfare and promote the regional economy’s socio-economic development. INPA is presently identified globally as a benchmark in Tropical Biology.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
