GOIÁS: A combination of thermal waters, eco-trails, historic towns, and authentic gastronomy.
Goiás is a hub for ecotourism and adventure tourism, offering options for rappelling, rafting, and hiking. The local cuisine is another highlight, with traditional dishes such as arroz com pequi (rice with pequi) and empadão goiano (Goian savory pie), alongside rural tourism experiences that feature outdoor activities on farms designed to immerse visitors in the local culture.
Renowned for its thermal waters, Caldas Novas is the ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and wellness. Featuring water parks, resorts, and spas, the city offers a unique restful experience paired with the comfort of naturally heated waters.
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Goiás Velho is a historic town that preserves its colonial architecture and cultural traditions. Strolling along its cobblestone streets is a true trip back in time, with highlights including the Cora Coralina House Museum, the Sacred Art Museum, and traditional religious festivals.
One of Brazil’s most enchanting destinations, Chapada dos Veadeiros is perfect for nature lovers. With its crystal-clear waterfalls, breathtaking hiking trails, and impressive rock formations, it offers a magical, mystical setting ideal for those seeking adventure and connection with nature.
