Amajari
Amajari is home to the Serra do Tepequém, with viewpoints, waterfalls and landscapes that bear the marks of mining. The region's trails and communities reveal another side of Roraima's natural diversity.
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Amajari is home to the Serra do Tepequém, with viewpoints, waterfalls and landscapes that bear the marks of mining. The region's trails and communities reveal another side of Roraima's natural diversity.
Boa Vista grew up beside the Rio Branco and has leisure spaces and historic heritage. The main church, the squares and the riverfront bring visitors close to the city's history and Roraima's landscapes.
Normandia brings together lavrado landscapes and Indigenous communities in northeastern Roraima. Lago Caracaranã, surrounded by sandy beaches and vegetation, is one of the town's natural landmarks.
Pacaraima occupies a mountainous region in the far north of Roraima, on the border with Venezuela. The townscape among valleys and the meeting of cultures define the identity of this border town.
Uiramutã brings together mountains, waterfalls and Indigenous communities in the far north of Roraima. The waters of the Urucá and the town's landscapes show the natural and cultural diversity of this border region.
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