Roots EarthRio de Janeiro, Brazil
Tijuca National Park
Tijuca National Park is a hand-planted urban rainforest spreading across roughly 40 square kilometers of Rio de Janeiro's mountains. Reforested from the 1860s and made a national park in 1961, it shelters waterfalls, peaks, and rare wildlife above the city.
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Location
Coordinates: -22.9594, -43.2778