Emperor's Table
Emperor's Table
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Jul 2018 • Family
You need a car or a bicycle to access this view point in National Park Tijuca.
The road is very winding but worth it!
It’s very close to the Vista Chinesa view point, so we did both.
The location was used by King Dom Pedro II during the Empire. He often rested in this view point hence the table.
There are monkeys wondering about!
The road is very winding but worth it!
It’s very close to the Vista Chinesa view point, so we did both.
The location was used by King Dom Pedro II during the Empire. He often rested in this view point hence the table.
There are monkeys wondering about!
Written 7 August 2018
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