The Pantanal is a unique protected area, the world's largest marshlands covered with flowering plants. For several hundred years the unique climate of the Pantanal contributed to the development of unique flora and fauna, unique to this area. There is a reserve in the South-Western part of Brazil. Since 2000 protected area Pantanal was taken under protection by UNESCO as a world heritage site.

Through the Pantanal river Paraguay. As the region is situated on the plain, the water, getting here, passes through the entire area within four months. The river feeds the swamps, lakes and meadows. They are all necessary for the life of animals and birds living in the reserve. Many mammals threatened with extinction in other parts of the country, in the Pantanal live in large numbers. Among them, the largest rodent in the world – the capybara. In General, the fauna of the Pantanal is the richest in the world: 650 bird species and over 1,000 species of butterflies. The reserve is home to about 80 species of animals such as the wolf-Guara, anteater, sloth, wild pig, parrots, owls, several species of deer and monkeys, armadillos, coati and many others. In rivers the area is home to about 263 species of fish: Pintado, Sahara, piranha, curimata, as well as numerous species of snakes, turtles and reptiles.

Not to mention the flora of the Pantanal. Here there are Fig trees, giant ferns, palms up to 10 meters in height, different types of wild roses, the tree of piuva, lilies, giant water lilies and many others.

Best time to visit the Pantanal is from may to October. Guided tours to the reserve lasts from several hours to several days. Organized safaris, hunt for crocodiles, fishing, horseback riding, Hiking and boat trips. On the territory of the Pantanal built several campsites, accommodation in which will not leave indifferent any lover of wildlife.

The Pantanal is the ideal place for photographers, scientists, fishermen and inhabitants of the cities, tired of the city life rhythm.