Amazon Botanical Gardens Rodriguez Alves

The Rodriguez Alves Forest (Amazon Botanical Garden) is part of the Amazonian forests preserved in the city of Belem.

These unique forests have remained here since the end of the XIX century. In the Amazon Botanical Garden you can see more than 80,000 different species of flora and fauna. It is one of the most famous sights of Belem: on average, the forest of Rodriguez Alves is visited by more than 20,000 people per month.

The forest area is 150 square meters. It contains many unique, rare species of plants and animals. Among the trees, species such as ma aranduba, acariquara and acapu predominate. The fauna consists exclusively of the animal forests of the Amazon. In the forest of Rodriguez Alves inhabited by arabs, capuchins, toucans, herons, turtles, alligators and many other animals and birds. The Amazon Garden also has an aquarium with several species of fish from the Amazon River basin.