Ubajara National Park is located in the State of Ceará. It is the smallest of the country's 35 national parks, but it is renowned for its natural beauty and surprising biodiversity. Nestled in the heart of the state of Ceará, it offers an oasis of natural beauty and amazing biodiversity. Perched on top of a thick forest escarpment 850 meters above sea level, Ubajara offers spectacular views of the sertão (the interior or hinterland of the Northeast) below. The region offers a very pleasant climate and an abundance of green areas with lush vegetation, ideal for those who wish to
Maranhão is full of dream landscapes... Another waterfall can delight you: the Santa Bárbara waterfall in the Poço Azul complex, Riachão. Located about 35km from the city, this tourist activity can be accessed from the MA334 road for a dozen kilometers, then 13 kilometers without paving. With a height of 76 meters, it is the second largest waterfall in the Chapada das Mesas and Maranhão region, located at the Rio Cocal. You can marvel at five other waterfalls located in the Poço Azul complex, with access to a zip line as a bonus!
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Waterfall of 131 meters 7 kilometers from the city of Canela, Rio Grande do Sul, the Caracol waterfall is one of the many wonders of Brazil. There are precisely two waterfalls, formed in the basaltic rocks of the Serra Geral. The upper waterfall, about 10 meters in total, is composed of several small waterfalls. After about 100 meters comes the second. The Rio Caracol then enters the Vale de Lageana valley, a magnificent canyon covered with forest. A few kilometers below, the Rio Caracol forms another impressive waterfall - the 70 m high Lageana Falls (Cascata de Lageana). The
