Discover the hidden gems in Brazil's majestic nature

Brazil is not only famous for the paradise city of Rio de Janeiro or the majestic "green lung" of the Amazon, but also possesses many wild and attractive destinations. Below are some "gems" hidden among the majestic nature of the South American country, promising to captivate the souls of adventure and discovery.

Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park (Goiás state)

Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park (Source: Global Alliance of National Parks)

Located in central Brazil, atop an ancient plateau estimated to be 1.8 billion years old, Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park is a destination for those who love wild and majestic nature. It is home to majestic waterfalls, sparkling quartz blocks winding along clear streams, and a rich flora and fauna, from the colorful toucan to the mighty jaguar.

To get to Chapada dos Veadeiros, visitors can depart from the capital Brasilia, then travel to the town of Alto Paraíso de Goiás - the gateway to the park.

As public transport in this area is quite limited, renting a car from Brasilia will make the journey more convenient.

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park (Maranhão State)

Lençóis Maranhenses National Park. (Source: The Brasilians NewsPaper)

Located in northeastern Brazil, Lençóis Maranhenses National Park is a unique natural wonder, where long white sand dunes blend with impressive turquoise lagoons.

After each rainy season, this land transforms into a surreal picture with countless crystal clear lakes, reflecting brilliant blue under the tropical sky.

Visitors can explore the area by trekking through vast sand dunes, taking 4x4 off-road tours, or even soaking in the cool waters of natural lagoons.

To get to Lençóis Maranhenses, visitors can fly to São Luís - the capital of Maranhão state, then travel about 4 hours by bus or private car to the town of Barreirinhas.

From here, visitors can easily book off-road vehicle tours or join trekking trips to admire the magical beauty of nature here.

Jalapão State Park (Tocantins State)

Jalapão State Park (Source: Jornal Opção)

Located in the middle of the vast Cerrado grasslands, which separate the Amazon from the Atlantic coast, Jalapão is a wild land with long golden sand dunes, clear rivers and small streams weaving through majestic nature.

The park has been largely untouched by Brazilian agriculture for centuries.

Coming to Jalapão, visitors can immerse themselves in a natural blue lake with a strong underground stream. The wild beauty of this place is an ideal choice for those who love both tranquility and a passion for discovery.

To get to Jalapão Park, visitors can go to the city of Palmas, the capital of the state of Tocantins, then drive to Mateiros or Sao Felix - two towns located near the park entrance.

However, traveling in Jalapão is quite difficult due to the sandy and rough roads, visitors can rent a 4x4 off-road vehicle.

Ilha do Cardoso Island (São Paulo state)

Ilha do Cardoso is an island located off the southern coast of Sao Paulo state, famous for its pristine beaches, mangroves and Atlantic forests.

Ilha do Cardoso Island (Source: Turismo de Natureza)

Thanks to extremely strict conservation, the island's ecosystem still retains its pristine beauty, making it an ideal place to start a series of trekking journeys to explore nature.

To get to Ilha do Cardoso, visitors can take a bus for about 5 hours, from Barra Funda station in Sao Paulo to Cananéia, then take a speedboat or boat to the island.

Town of Alter do Chao (State of Pará)

Nestled on the Tapajós River in the heart of the vast Amazon basin, Alter do Chão is known as the "Caribbean of the Amazon" thanks to its fine white sand and stunningly clear blue waters.

Alter do Chao town (Source: Fareja Viagens)

This small village offers a peaceful space where visitors can immerse themselves in a slow pace of life, enjoy the pristine natural beauty and relax completely.

To get to this beautiful town, visitors can fly directly from Manaus or Belém to the city of Santarém (Pará state), then travel about 30 minutes by car to Alter do Chão.

In addition, those who love to explore can join cruise tours to admire the wild beauty of the surrounding beaches and islands.

Patacho Beach (Alagoas State)

Patacho is one of the most beautiful beaches in northeastern Brazil with fine white sand, green coconut trees and clear water.

Separated from modern resorts, this place becomes an ideal destination for those who want to find tranquility and enjoy pure nature.

Patacho Beach (Source: Viagens Cinematográficas)

Besides the peaceful scenery, Patacho beach also attracts tourists thanks to its rich marine ecosystem, especially the colorful coral reefs - a destination not to be missed for those who are passionate about diving.

To get here, visitors can fly to Maceió, then travel to the town of Porto de Pedras before continuing their journey by car or taxi to this stunning beach.

Ruins of São Miguel das Missões (Rio Grande do Sul state)

São Miguel das Missões is one of the most important remains of 17th-century Jesuit missions in South America.

This work not only reflects the historical mark of European missionaries on Brazilian soil but also demonstrates the cultural exchange between the indigenous people.

Ruins of São Miguel das Missões (Source: Viagem e Turismo)

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, São Miguel das Missões offers an insight into Brazilian history and the spread of Christianity in the region.

The ancient stone walls, remaining architectural features and quiet atmosphere make this place a must-see destination for those who love history and culture.

Visitors can get here by flying to Sepé Tiarajú Airport (GEL) in Santo Ângelo, then taking a bus to São Miguel das Missões.

Here, visitors can freely explore the ancient space of the ruins or choose guided tours to better understand the glorious past of this mission.

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