• Parque Estadual do Jaraguá - Delight in the stunning view of São Paulo from its highest point, the Jaraguá Peak, standing at 1,135 meters. This peak provides visitors with an incredible panorama of São Paulo, with visibility extending up to 55 km. The park was designated by Condephaat in 1983 and recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994. Visitors can also explore a historical house, a lake, and three trails within the park.
• Reserva Indígena Tekoa Itakupe - Immerse yourself in the rich Guarani culture within a unique indigenous community that safeguards the forest in South America’s largest metropolis. Engage with young leaders at the Opy, the traditional Guarani prayer temple, with the assistance of a multilingual guide to answer all your questions. Learn a Xondaro Fighting Dance move and explore the beautiful, dense Atlantic forest, preserved by the indigenous Guarani, the forest’s guardians.

• Transportation services included
• Professional guidance

• Entrance fees
• Lunch

Discover the authentic Guarani culture in a distinctive indigenous community nestled amidst the vast forest of South America’s largest metropolis. Engage with the community’s youthful leaders at the Opy, the customary Guarani praying temple, with a multilingual guide to facilitate your queries. Learn to execute your own Xondaro Fighting Dance steps, and traverse the stunning, dense Atlantic forest preserved within the city, thanks to the indigenous Guarani, the forest’s protectors. Following your immersive encounter with the Guarani tradition and hallowed ground, marvel at an impressive view of São Paulo from its tallest point, the Jaraguá. Standing at 1135 meters, the Jaragua Peak offers an unparalleled cityscape of São Paulo, extending up to 55 km. Designated as a heritage site by Condephaat in 1983 and UNESCO in 1994, the park also features a historical house, a lake, and three trails.

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