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Serra do Roncador

Serra do Roncador

17-03-2026

Located in the eastern part of the state of Mato Grosso, the Serra do Roncador is a long chain of plateaus stretching approximately 600 kilometers between Barra do Garças and the Serra do Cachimbo. This spectacular mountain range, composed of plateaus separated by deep canyons, owes its name to the low-pitched sound produced by the wind as it blows through the cliffs at night, reminiscent of snoring. Despite its proximity to the Amazon, the region is primarily characterized by cerrado landscapes, featuring savanna vegetation and imposing rock formations. The terrain also harbors numerous caves, some containing underground lakes with intensely blue

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Jazz and french crêpes evening!

Jazz and french crêpes evening!

30-11-2025

The evening of November 14 took place in a warm and relaxed atmosphere. From 8 p.m., guests enjoyed French sweet and savory crêpes while listening to a live jazz performance by Juancho & Brenda, which created a cosy and intimate mood. Savory crêpes such as chicken, ground beef, pizza, calabresa and the Casa São Conrado special were very well received. On the sweet side, the strawberry-Nutella, banana or doce de leite options were particularly popular, as well as the more original Romeu e Julieta. Some guests chose the special packages including the event and accommodation, a practical option to extend the evening

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Animals of Brazil: the harpy eagle

Animals of Brazil: the harpy eagle

03-11-2025

Today, let's take a look at one of the most impressive birds on the continent: the harpy eagle. This large forest raptor inhabits the canopy of South America's tropical forests and can be seen in Brazil in the Foz do Iguaçu region and in the vast Amazon basin. Often referred to as the “royal eagle of the tropics,” the harpy eagle is one of the largest birds of prey in the world, with a wingspan of up to two meters and weighing up to nine kilograms. Its talons, among the most powerful in the avian kingdom, enable it to subdue robust

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