The Spring Tracking, the Botanical Garden of São Paulo, Brazil.

            Summer showers started and we were prepared for it.
It was a quick rain. The sky was cloudy all day, so no blue sky.

The spring trail of the Pirarungáua stream, inaugurated on June 4th, 2006, is installed in the State Park of Ipiranga (PEFI).

This is one of the last well preserved areas of the Atlantic forest in the metropolitan region of São Paulo.
Inside the forest reserve, the spring track is 360-meters long and has three observation deck areas. Visitors can get through the spring path and experience an area with high species diversity, such as ferns, bromeliads and palm trees, in addition to huge trees. At the end of the route, the visitor will reach the spring of Pirarungáua stream, one of the tributaries of the Ipiranga Creek.

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Taken in: Brasil / São Paulo / São Paulo (show map)

Taken on: January 13, 2019

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