🇧🇷 Hiking The Tallest Mountain In Sao Paulo Brazil
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Pico do Jaraguá is the Highest Mountain In the State of Sao Paulo inside of Brazil. In This video, I hiked to the top of the mountain and then back down the mountain. It was tiring, but the sights were beautiful and worth the hike.
Pico do Jaraguá é a montanha mais alta do estado de São Paulo dentro do Brasil. Neste vídeo, eu caminhei até o topo da montanha e depois desci a montanha. Foi cansativo, mas as vistas eram lindas e valeu a pena a caminhada.
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First of all, your understanding of portuguese is great! You understood that perfectly. Secondly, 100% truth the claim that there are jaguars near São Paulo. They are rare but they eventually show up, they could be anywhere, there are three colors of jaguars and the one more common in this region is the brown one, the puma as some call it but in other regions of Brazil you find the other two types. There are no bears below Mexico. Central and south America are free of bears nowadays.
Thanks bro i practice my Portuguese alot. It's crazy to know that there are Jaguars so close to the city.
Nice walk I noticed that you like nature I have a great suggestion there is a place called Horto Florestal in the north of the city, where there is a trail that takes you to Parque Estadual da Cantareira it is the largest urban park in the world, when you reach the top you will find the big stone where you have the best view of the city of São Paulo, just get off at the subway station Tucuruvi and take an Uber for about 10 minutes, you will love it 😊
Thanks for the tip! I'll check that out on my next trip to Brazil
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hahaha joking. great video, its always good to take a breath outside the concrete jungle, enjoy nature and fresh air.
LOL you nailed my intros 🤣 I enjoy the fresh air as well, and the workout
Hi Marcellis. Welcome to Brazil. I want to invite you to get to know the city of Curitiba, a beautiful city that is not usually on the traditional tourist routes. If you want to know how brazilians live beyond Rio and São Paulo, we have a lot of culture to offer you, a lot of good food (not only barbecue, but we have a great barbecue in South of Brazil!). Our city also has 45 parks and woodlands varying in size and purpose. I guarantee you will be surprised. If you need a guide, I will be your host to introduce you to the city. Come to Curitiba!
Thanks for the invite. I'll check out Curitiba on my next trip to Brazil
Fake news alert. There jaguars from Arizona to Argentina. Of course there are jaguars in São Paulo as well, even near the capital, in this region were you were hiking. The guy from Amazonas is very missinformed. The biggest jaguars in the world are closer from São Paulo to Amazonas, they are in the Pantanal in the neighboring state of South Mato Grosso. There are even jaguars patterns all over the top of the mountain you filmed. You didn't noticed but they are pictured even in the ground (31:08). I think you were too tired to notice.
Oh wow i didn't even notice that lol. In the United States we have Panthers and Mountain Lions but very few Jaguars
@@MarsellisTravels The parallel to jaguars near São Paulo is the mountain lions near LA. It's crazy to think about it but it happens more than what we think. I keep thinking about India where they live so close to tigers, leopards and the asiatic lion. I heard that New Jersey have the biggest concentration of bears in the United States as well. That's crazy! NJ have plenty of urban are and is between Philly and NYC.
lol I was one of those responsible for making y0u scar3d, I didn't say it to mak3 y0u w0rri3d, I just said it out of curiosity. I said that near this region a jaguar was once found in a house, it's a different type of jaguar he call here onça parda, I believe that in the United States they call it a puma, it is smaller than a jaguar (onça pintada). But it was just this one time, near the capital it is extremely rare for something like this to happen, I don't even know if it has ever happened before. This was the vlde0 I liked the most, y0u said you were going to Pico do Jaraguá and y0u really went, in fact y0u went to all the places y0u promis3d, congratulations.
And here in Brazil we don't have bears.
I was nervous at first lol. We have pumas and panthers here in Florida as well. It makes me feel a little safer lol but there still dangerous.
Beautiful hike my friend, you filmed this whole trail beautifully 🥾🥾
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Viu né? íngreme no Brasil, é um terror....eu cansei só de ver o vídeo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥵
Esse foi o maior exercício que fiz em toda a minha viagem 🤣🤣🤣
@@MarsellisTravels foi nada...quando vc voltar , têm mais lhe esperando 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🇧🇷
This video was amazing, the suspense during the trail waiting for a jaguar was like a movie. For next country in asia, how about Afghanistan?
It was nerve wrecking for me lol. I'll be going to Thailand first but i'll consider Afghanistan, i need to do more research on it
I don't know if the possibility of posting the video with subtitles on and off, why this one, is without this possibility of activating, for those who don't speak English, vlw...fx...
Não sei se a possibilidade de postar o vídeo com legendas ativadas e desativadas, por que esse, está sem essa possibilidade de ativar, para quem não fala inglês, vlw...fx...
A tradução está funcionando agora
Para ativar as legendas em português ou qualquer outro idioma, primeiro clique nas legendas que colocarão as legendas em inglês. Em seguida, clique nas legendas novamente e ele dirá tradução automática. Clique em tradução automática e, em seguida, exibirá todos os idiomas, incluindo o português. Obrigado por assistir e não se esqueça de curtir e se inscrever para mais! 🇧🇷
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My neighbourhood. Shout out from Jaraguá
Shout out to Jaraguá!🇧🇷
Olá amigo.
Espero que tenha gostado do Brasil e que volte mais vezes.
Obrigado pela ajuda. Eu amo o Brasil então com certeza voltarei em breve
Vista maravilhosa do topo, mas é bem perigoso pra descer.
Quanto a GoPro, na imagem não dá para ver o risco, por sorte.
Parabéns pelo vídeo.
Vistas incríveis de fato! felizmente eu estava seguro descendo
Great informational video! 🙏🏽
Thanks bro🙏
Existem onças e jaguares no estado de São Paulo, no parque da Serra do mar.
Isso é interessante! Eu quero ver um, mas não muito perto
São Paulo is actually the biggest city in America
Interesting fact!😲
@@MarsellisTravels Mexico City, New York and São Paulo are really close. I think that with their respective growth rate, MC is about to take first place in a few years.
very nice point do get photos
Agreed! I would go there everyday if the hike wasn't as bad lol 😆
We have jaguars in the state of São Paulo. We call it "onça". Probably you won't see it so near to the city, but they are natural in the Mata Atlântica, that is the name of the of the rain forest jungle in this region.
And the "big beaver" you commented prob is the Capivara. They are not dangerous, but you shouldn't touch them.
And we don't have bears in Brasil
Thanks for the info. It would be cool to see a jaguar in person but not in the wild lol. I also seen some Capivara in Rio a couple months ago
@@MarsellisTravels there's plenty of capivaras in the Pinheiros river in São Paulo. You walked near the river a couple times but next time consider taking a bike from Parque Vila Lobos going down to the end of the river. The chance of you seeing capivaras is extremely high. The babies are extremely cute!
Everytime I heard "bears" I cracked up, there's no bears in são Paulo or in Brazil lol. Also, why say "stay tuned" all the time if the video is edited and it's not like we have to wait till he comes back. Videos are too long and not dynamic enough. I also wonder about all these people that travel around the world filming, how the hell they have enough cash for that? Besides that, I enjoy watching gringos filming their adventures in Brazil!
I like videos like this, I hate videos where every 2 words have an edit in the video. It's good that taste is something that varies and has content that appeals to all tastes.
@@corruptionman1585 I don't like videos where every two words are edited as well, I don't think you got the point, I just said that there is no use of saying stay tuned all the time because it's not like we are going anywhere....
@@patriciasaltara768 oh ok. My bad.
Where I live in Florida i have bears in my backyard so it's a constant fear lol 🤣 I noticed that I say "stay tuned" alot lol, good tip ill let the clips transition without the "stay tuned". As for affording to travel, it's really expensive!
@@MarsellisTravels I can't imagine how it is to fear for bears since I live in São Paulo, and I only fear for cockroaches lol its ok to say stay tuned sometimes, maybe not all the time, but of course it's your call on that :)
haha lmao u looking around every second scared about the Jaguar 🐈⬛
I know lol. Someone told me they were out there but i think that they are only in the Amazon
@@MarsellisTravels There are two types of jaguar (onça) in Brazil, the most famous is the onça pintada and the onça parda, near this region a onça parda has already been found.
@@MarsellisTravels but it was a single case.
Nice
Thanks
O rapaz do Amazonas esta errado, a Onça Pintada tem no Pantanal, e na serra do Mar do Paraná e em São Paulo, nesse Lugar que voce esta existe a Onça Parda e também na serra do Mar na Zona Sul de São Paulo
interessante. Alguém já foi atacado por um Jaguar aí?