The
Javari Valley is one of the largest indigenous
areas in Brazil and covers eight million hectares
on its western border with Peru. It
could claim to be the most inaccessible region
of the Amazonian rainforest and it’s here that
the ‘Jaguar People’, or Matis, live.
The
Javari Valley is one of the largest indigenous
areas in Brazil and covers eight million hectares
on its western border with Peru. It
could claim to be the most inaccessible region
of the Amazonian rainforest and it’s here that
the ‘Jaguar People’, or Matis, live.