Visit the Best Spots in Tijuca Forest and Christ the Redeemer Statue
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Important Informations!
- Solo Traveler - R$ 550,00 BRL
- Group of 2 or 3 people - R$ 350,00 BRL (per person)
- Group of 4 or more people - R$ 290,00 BRL(per person)
- Discount for 13 or more people (direct negotiation with us via WhatsApp)
Starting Time:
- 7 AM.
Duration Of Tour:
- 6h (nearly).
Degree Of Technical Difficulty:
- Light.
Itinerary:
- Pick-up at hotel
- Visit to Christ the Redeemer Statue
- Visitor Center
- Visit to Paineiras viewpoint
- Stop off at Taunay Waterfall (the highest waterfall in the Forest)
- Trails through the forest - Visiting Caves and Waterfalls or a Peak in a cold sunny days
- Waterfall Bath
- The Emperor’s table
- Chinese Viewpoint
- Return to hotel
Included:
- Accredited guide
- Transportation
- National Park entrance fee is free
Not Included:
- Food
- Drinks
- Entrance fee for Christ the Redeemer Statue
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- Water
- Wear: soft clothes, trekking or sport shoes, bathing suit
- Sun cream
About out Tijuca Forest + Christ Tour
Replete with histories and curiosities, Tijuca Forest has many nooks and crannies to be explored and many historical attractions which deserve to be visited, including Christ the Redeemer Statue one of the great cultural symbols of Rio de Janeiro. Situated on Corcovado hill, 709 metres above sea level, the statue of Christ the Redeemer is 30 metres tall and has a base of 8 metres. In 2007 it was selected as one of the 7 modern wonders of the world.
After Christ we will visit other parts of the Tijuca Forest one of the largest urban forest in the world covering around 40 square km. There you will find historical spots, spectacular views, the biggest waterfall in Rio all inside a tropical national park, located right in the heart of the city.
Of course we will do a easy hike to show you the forest and it’s hundreds of different species of flora and fauna, many of which are found only in Atlantic Rain Forest.
A little history of Tijuca Forest
One of the largest urban forests in the world, was established in the 19th century by Emperor Pedro II to reforest the area affected by deforestation caused by sugarcane and coffee cultivation. Replanting was carried out by Major Manuel Gomes Archer in the second half of the 19th century in a successful effort to protect Rio’s water supply.
Many years after the reforestation, In 1961, Tijuca Forest was declared a National Park. Nowadays it is the smallest and the most visited National Park in Brazil. Besides many visitors who visit every day Christ the Redeemer statue, that is inside the National Park, many areas of the park still unexplored by the visitors.