##Colorfulplace: Sundey #The Amazon Rainforest South America, mainly in Brazil, Peru, and Colombia
The heartbeat of the planet, the Amazon Rainforest is the most biodiverse place on Earth and one that is as mythical as its name. Spanning over 3.3 million square miles, the Amazon is packed with lush, thick jungles, endlessly winding rivers, millions of different animal and plant species, and even tribes of indigenous people.
Although it’s bubbling with natural beauty year-round, there are two main times you’ll want to consider visiting the Amazon. The dry season (typically from June to December) is very hot and humid; during this season, water levels recede and trails open up, making it perfect for those who wish to hike into the rainforest. Conversely, the wet season (from December to June) comes with torrential rains, creating river paths to areas deep in the forest where wildlife can be seen up close. Regardless of when you go, it will be one of the most surreal travel experiences of your life.
#mainly in Brazil
South America
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