Araguaia National Park
national park, Brazil
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Araguaia National Park is located in Brazil on Bananal Island, the world's largest inland river island. The park was established in 1959 and is situated between the major and minor branches of the Araguaia River. This region is characterized by babassu palms, diverse birdlife, and freshwater fish. The park is also home to the Suyá indigenous people. Araguaia National Park is a significant area for ecotourism in the region.12
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