Manaus, Brazil (Huge City in Amazon of 2 Million People) 

Such an incredible place Manaus is, I especially loved visiting Jose's house in the Amazon. Thanks for watching 🇧🇷

I'm American and I have lived in Manaus on and off for the past 20 years. Your video is a tourist view of the city and life in Manaus. I have a farm a day travel from Manaus and these are very hard working people and they don't like people filming their sometimes dire situations. Manaus has no roads that connect it to the rest of Brazil so the river is their highway. The free zone (Industrial District) was created to help Manaus by providing a tax fee zone that parts could be imported and products manufactured for the rest of Brazil and thus providing an economic benefit for them considering their situation. There are a number of river boats that go from Manaus to Belem (the ocean) ((7-days)) truly an adventure of a lifetime. The Amazon basin is the last frontier of truly unspoiled nature in the world and you should put it on your bucket list if you love nature and beautiful people will welcome you with open arms.

Fun fact: Inside of the boat, on the sides, it's written "salmo 91". This is a reference to the famous Psalm 91, which is very important for the religious people here in BR, and I quote: _"I will say of the Lord, “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust"_

Awww, Diego seemed genuinely happy about his friendship bracelet, and Nick was just laughing, LOL!!!

Bravo to the Brazilians for Manaus and ... Brasilia! Greetings from Algeria !

Manaus is located in the center of the world's largest rainforest, and home to the National Institute of Amazonian Research, being the most important center for scientific studies in the Amazon region and for international sustainability issues. .Manaus also exports Brazil nuts, rubber, jute and rosewood oil.

What an awesome video! I would love to visit the Amazon one day. I saw the mountain where the Amazon first begins in Peru a few years back, but I never went lower into the rainforest. This place is high on my list now!

As always I appreciate the perspectives on life you share from Brazil and everywhere else your brave and compassionate Indigo soul has taken us. I have traveled the world from 1962 when I was 18 until Jan. 2020 when Covid said “Stop! Remain in place (Bali) until the plague passes.” But you travel on...do be careful young brother. You have a special mission which is still developing...always best wishes to you.

Love these Brazil series! Watching from Mongolia

im brazilian 🇧🇷 and i use your videos to study english, thanks for subtitling them.

Brazil is such a contrast country that's why it is very interesting. 2-28-21

Dear Brazilian's, Love and regards from India.

Ponta Negra must be closed. Visited in 2019, and the people made me feel more welcomed than I do in the US. Can't wait to visit again! Viva o Brasil 💗

Little fun fact: There are ZERO bridges crossing the Amazon river ! (The bridge in your video is crossing the rio negro river)

Oh Diego seems like such a precious and genuine soul! Haha it was so cute when he proudly showed the friendship bracelet :)))

This is so nostalgic, I lived in Manaus for 5.5 years, still have many friends there!

Blown away by this one Nick, not many people know the true size of Brazil, with an estimated population of 211 MILLION... it's a huge place to explore and discover, so mad props to you for doing it in such an awesome way.

Olá , sou de Brasília-Df e seu documentário sobre o Amazonas é excelente!! Mostrou a realidade do Brasil sem distorcer! O Brasil tem uma excelente economia, grandes metrópoles em contraste com o lado mais humilde da população que moram em bairros pobres e lutam pela sobrevivência.

"Gostar a gente não gosta, mas é o jeito" Essa frase define o Brasil

👏!!! Salmo 91 , yes ! Indeed God's protection was written on the boat...🙏 excellent video👏 I went to Manaus and Iquitos in Peru when I was a child.

nice to see Nick saying "brigado" instead of "obrigado", he trully became brazilian during this trip lol

I am dating an Amazonian woman from Manaus and I loved the city so much that I found a job there and am going to live there for a year! Ues...it is dangerous...but honestly not that much more dangerous than many cities here in the US...the rewards of being in one of the most absolutely beautiful places in the world are definitely worth the risk!!!

Great video. Funny thing is, even though I'm Brazilian the Amazon region is as foreign to me as if I wasn't. There really is a huge, fascinating contrast from north to south in our country. Thanks again for the amazing content! 🇧🇷

I live in Manaus, I am happy to live in such a beautiful place. Here we like to preserve our culture and we also love to receive visitors

You're making me want to book this ticket to Brazil already!

This is got to be one of the more best places you’ve ever visited. Thanks for sharing once more Nick!

Thanks Nick. It's been awhile since I was in Manaus but the feel I got was that it was reasonably safe for tourists and worth a look.

He said crocodile, but in fact it's alligator (jacaré). We have no crocodiles in Brazil

Another amazing video, @IndigoTraveller . Brazil series is one of the best series you've ever made. Love from 🇮🇳, Nick.

Absolutly loved this video! Realy appreciate the fact that you decided to portrait the city as is, the good and the raw! its a very realistc view of manaus, wich doesnt make it any lesser than! I’ve lived here for most of my life and im in love with not only the city but the people! Hope you enjoy your stay friend! Best wishes 😘

“Arrocha raimundo” hahaha

100% enjoying your Brazil Series! Amazing job Nick. I hoped you could’ve made it to Brasilia before the Covid lockdown today. I would’ve loved to see it! Thanks again for showing us the world in a raw and honest way 💖 You’ve just gained a new subscriber and binge-watcher to all your videos haha!

about 20 years ago, I met a family from Manaus on vacation in Orlando,FL.....they were definitely not from the poor part of the city! ( He showed me a photo of his yatch...lol )

We once took the boat from Belem all the way to Manaus. Amazing experience and very much recommended (and also pretty long :-) )

So cool. Never seen this side of Brazil. I find it so fascinating. Thanks for sharing this with us Nick!

7:20 is the first time I've ever seen Indigo Traveller get startled in all the hundreds of vlogs of his I've watched.

Brazil 🇧🇷 is beautiful and wonderful 👏 ❤ greet from the world 🌎

Man, I love your videos Nick. Part of my routine every Sunday morning when you post! I love the way you tell the story of your trips. Things like the petrol station stop and the meeting of the 2 rivers seem like minor things beside the people's lives you show and the stunning landscapes, but its those little things too that share the whole picture. Loved this episode!

Brazil is full of life and beauty 🥺 i miss that country so much

I loved the dog eating directly from the pan on the stove!!! Owwww so cute!!! jajajajajaja

It’s the dog eating out of the pan on the stove for me. He was yeah I do this all the time. 🤣😂

Nick, I missed Amazon theatre. You dont show this beautiful theatre made in the Amazon rubber boom. Nice video!

i'm from Manaus. It's a great city to live in. There are the issues like any other city in Brazil but is a lovely place to live. Greetings traveler.

I visited Manaus almost 20 years ago with my sister. We took one of the passenger boats from Belem up the Amazon River to Manaus. Sleeping on the boat was in a hammock among about 50 other people on the open deck, food was of course carne and rice every night. Mornings on the boat were amazingly peaceful watching the sun rise over the river. Seeing the factories of Manaus come into view after 4 (? I think) days was a huge change in scenery. We stayed in Manaus for about a week, it's a fascinating city. Like a combination of a huge city with a remote outpost. It is indeed relatively dangerous even for Brazil, we saw someone get mugged in broad daylight on a busy street. Have to watch where you go. The boat trips to the meeting of the waters (as in the video), but also going out in the evening to find baby crocodiles, fishing piranas, jungle treks. All classic tourist stuff but also very awesome in a place like that. Getting out of Manaus we had to fly because there's no road connections. Amazing part of the world!

Have been to Manaus a couple of times before, whenever I see videos about Manaus I have so much saudades

I love the Amazon, I grew up by the Venezuelan Amazon and always wanted to visit Manaus, thanks for sharing.

Thanks Nick for keeping those of us in cold weather entertained while we suffer from cabin fever🤒. Hopefully spring isn't too far away🛐! Stay safe out there!😏

Thank you for this video! It's great to know what Manaus is like. I can't wait to visit this city that is the door to the Amazon this year! It looks like a fascinating city worth visiting, and I'm eager to visit!

Great series so far. Interesting and worth watching all these real stories and the everyday life of people living there for many many years. Thank you Nick :)

Nick, thanks for showing us around the Amazon.

Such a great series! I love learning about these places which I probably won't ever get to visit. I also love your interactions with people, great job!

Yet to travel to Brazil and it always looks so beautiful😍 but nice to see the reality of it all like shown in this video😁 you give a country the real feel😁

A diferença de um cara de veio pro Brasil pra uma celebridade que fala de preservação da Amazônia sem nunca pisar aqui:

this guy who lives in an amazing bungalow on the river is such a tough and inspiring human. I live in London yet I envy his way of life! I wish I could live right on the freshwater in a tropical environment duh. Many people don't know that at the equator, although heavy rain is an everyday occurrence, heavy wind is almost completely non-existent. So you don't have to worry about your house being destroyed by stormwinds. he's in the middle of peace and tranquillity, perfect weather yet he has electricity and all commodities in his house. I'm tempted to go to Brazil and start a life like his.

“Is the dog allowed to eat the meat”. 😂😂😂

Yess, another video from Indigo Traveller about Brazil`s amazing city Manaus! I love it!

Incredible country, wow 🤩 Brazil 🇧🇷 is awesome.

I like that every one in the planet like those videos! Greetings from São Paulo Brazil 🇧🇷

Diego is so awesome! Nick wear the friendship bracelet man! You guys are the best guides! Keep these videos coming!!! :-D

Woow, You have no idea how happy this makes me. This is the city I was born and I left when I was 7. Still have family and relatives there and I miss it.

quick tip: you're saying thank you correctly. However, you're using the "feminine" version (it's not official, but everybody knows it without no one saying it out loud hahaha) Obrigado (thank you used by men) and Obrigada (thank you used by women) great video!

I am Manaus! Thanks for to show Manaus to world.👏👏👏👏👏🗺

I'm Brazilian, and even so, watching these videos with a compilation about Brazil is really insane.

Thank you for always showing us the good, the bad and the ugly side of your trips. Stay safe! Hugs from Norway!

Congrats Nick. Your Brazil series is fantastically interesting. Life in the raw. Be safe.

Finally one of these travel channels that came to Brazil AND to Manaus

I enjoy these videos very much showing us the world . The sea two colurs meeting was cool and that alloy boat great . Very modest living but they have eachother ♥️

This is amazing! Thanks for showing us a glimpse of the reality of earth’s countries

Nick, amazing vlog, as per usual. Well done! Can’t wait to tour around Brazil with you from afar.

Good morning Nick! Hope your Sunday is blessed! I feel like we are all traveling with you in these awesome videos! Thank you for sharing with us as I always look forward to these treasures! God bless you!

Nice! U could meet the states of South of Brazil (Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul), there are some beautiful points there. The city of Gramado e Canela, Curitiba, Balneario Camboriu, Florianopolis, Beto Carrero World (park) and etc.

Great video Nick!!!Brought me back 10 years when I did the same trip and went to Venezuela after.Probably much more dangerous now.Stay safe and keep up the good work!

Actually it's Caiman, not a crocodile... From the Crocodylia , but not quite the same. 👍

It’s so interesting to see the diversity of Brazil. What you saw in Manaus and surrounding area was really informative! Thanks! 🙏🏼💓

Amazing videos. You inspire me to travel!!! GOOD LUCK! Thank You. GREETINGS FROM LITHUANIA

Thanks a lot Nick 4 taking us n showing my 1 of most loved country of Brasil, especially Amazon, Manaus, I really lord every second of it.

Love the energy of this area!

Love my hometown Love 🇧🇷 Can’t wait to go there again ❤️

I was waiting for this! Finally! This is just a awesome video!

I really enjoy your videos mate.. They are definitely the best on RU-vid!!

Thanks

I went to Manuas for the World Cup..pretty cool.

1:29 that shoot from the plane damn looks beautiful

❤ all of your videos! Keep up the great work. Thank you, Nick!

Thanks for showing the real Brazil, the bad and the beautiful

Wow Nick 😊😎 beautiful sights and the people you meet, friendships you make! Good people ❤🙏❤ to make sure you are safe! ❤

The Amazon river is the largest river in the world, in both volume and length. It used to be thought that the Nile was the longest, but recent information has shown that the Amazon surpasses it.

congratulations for the content of the video, you showed my city like no one else has done until today. 😊😊😊🇧🇷

Great shots and vid work, cheers 🍻 from Canada 🇨🇦 ✌️

Ponte Negra! The Tropical. Loved it there beautiful and kind people Someday I’ll return. Thank you for sharing

Esse é meu Brasil 🇧🇷

Nick you are truly one of the last honest journalist on the globe! As always, fantastic work!!! Wow!

I thought you sort of promised me last time that you'd start saying 'obrigado' instead of obrigada. :D

Amen you´re enjoyed my city, very welcome!! Should visit MUSA, Cigs zoo, Rio Negro Palace and Amazonas Theater

I am a big fan of ur channel. U seem like a very nice guy. LOL on “friendship bracelet”

I once had a LDR with a beautiful man from Manaus. It was over 6 years ago. Sadly, we haven't spoken since than. Thanks for sharing this with us, Nick.

Really smart visiting a corona virus hot spot for the Brasil Variant and spreading that around the country.

Just discovered your channel and I'm obsessed with your videos and how you capture your journey. Keep it up!

Another brilliant adventure

I'm loving this Brazil series. I tried to cross into Venezuela at Pacaraima a couple years ago. We were told that tourists could cross over into the tourist area in Venezuela without a visa. The Venezualan border agents said they would let us go into Venezuela, but without official permission. Seemed too sketchy so we didn't do it. I look forward to seeing how it goes for you.