The Amazon rainforest spans eight countries in South America, and most of them have access to the Amazon rainforest. However, because of the convenience of transportation, the maturity level of travel development is different, so there are some differences in prices. Among them, the most popular and relatively mature countries in the Amazon region are Brazil and Peru. Brazil's gateway city is Manaus, Peru is Maldonado Port, starting from the country for 15 days or so, the total cost is about 450,000 or so. Amazon's local indigenous diet is relatively unique. For example, fried insects, crocodile meat, etc., which are common along the street, may be difficult for local tourists. However, as more and more foreign tourists and local businessmen enter, most towns can still find fried chicken, rice and other meals, some cities or hotels, and some quite good Western restaurants. If you live in the Resort around the rainforest, it is usually a buffet. The choices are quite rich, and the taste can basically satisfy foreign tourists. If you enter the rainforest hinterland, each meal needs to be cooked by the guide. Therefore, the taste of the food depends entirely on the cooking of the guide. According to experience, most guides can do some simple fried eggs, fried fish, etc., but they can only be used for fruit. So before entering the rainforest, it is best to bring some food in advance to prevent eating food that you are not used to.