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A direct path for those who have already chosen the next stop of the trip. 64 cities in 20 destinations in Brazil.
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Andaraí keeps historic houses and memories of diamond mining among the mountains of Chapada Diamantina. Walks around the center can be combined with trails, rivers and valley scenery in the area.
Ibicoara brings together waterfalls and canyons in the southern part of Chapada Diamantina. Trails along rivers and cliffs lead to sights such as Buracão, in a region also shaped by farming and mountains.
Iraquara is known for the caves that reveal the limestone underground of Chapada Diamantina. Gruta da Lapa Doce and other formations in the area bring travelers close to chambers, rocks and underground landscapes.
Itaetê is home to Poço Encantado, a lake of clear water inside a cave in Chapada Diamantina. Rivers, waterfalls and rural communities round out the landscapes you can explore in the area.
Lençóis preserves stone streets and houses tied to the history of diamond mining in Chapada Diamantina. The historic center and the paths to rivers and waterfalls combine heritage and nature in the same trip.
Mucugê preserves historic houses and traces of the diamond era at the foot of Serra do Sincorá. The Byzantine Cemetery, the stone streets and outings to rivers and trails reveal the town's identity.
Nova Redenção has, in Poço Azul, one of the best-known sights in Chapada Diamantina. The cave's clear water and the scenery of the Paraguaçu River bring visitors close to the local nature.
Palmeiras brings together valleys and rock formations that define the landscape of Chapada Diamantina. Morro do Pai Inácio and Vale do Capão are the starting points for exploring the region's viewpoints, trails and waterfalls.
Salvador brings together beaches, churches and historic buildings between Baía de Todos os Santos and the Atlantic. Walks through the Pelourinho and along the waterfront reveal the presence of Afro-Brazilian culture in the Bahian capital.
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