river
The spot where the clear waters of the Salobra River join the muddy waters of the Miranda River, creating a sharp color contrast. The trip combines boating and an easy walk, with sightings of marsh deer, capybaras and jabiru storks.
Discover Encontro dos Rios Salobra e Miranda →
cultural center
A space dedicated to the culture of the Terena and other Indigenous peoples, reopened in 2024 after restoration by the state government. It serves as a showcase and sales point for crafts made mainly by Indigenous women.
Discover Centro Referencial da Cultura Terena →
church
Built in 1931 with eclectic influences, it faces Praça Agenor Carrilho and has been listed by the state government since 1998. It belongs to the Diocese of Jardim and has been restored to recover its original features.
Discover Igreja Nossa Senhora do Carmo →
ranch / wildlife watching
Fazenda San Francisco
A working ranch that has opened its gates to tourism with daytime and nighttime photo safaris among bays and rice fields. It is popular for seeing wildlife up close.