ALMA DO NORDESTE (SOUL OF THE NORTHEAST)
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By zoeey .
Published on 09/27/2007
Our
trip takes us directly to the south of the state to the town of
Brejinho, where we visit a factory producing farinha, a coarse “flour”
made from maize (type of corn). We’ll continue to Parque Pedra da Boca
to take a 40 minute walk to observe the indigenous paintings, the fauna
and flora from this region.Farinha Corn Flour Factory
40 Minute Walk - Nature & Indigenous Paintings
Bom Jardim Farm Tour
Traditional Lunch
Optional Horseback Riding
Duration: 10 HOURS
Our
trip takes us directly to the south of the state to the town of
Brejinho, where we visit a factory producing farinha, a coarse “flour”
made from maize (type of corn). We’ll continue to Parque Pedra da Boca
to take a 40 minute walk to observe the indigenous paintings, the fauna
and flora from this region.Farinha Corn Flour Factory
40 Minute Walk - Nature & Indigenous Paintings
Bom Jardim Farm Tour
Traditional Lunch
Optional Horseback Riding
Duration: 10 HOURS
Our
trip takes us directly to the south of the state to the town of
Brejinho, where we visit a factory producing farinha, a coarse “flour”
made from maize (type of corn). We’ll continue to Parque Pedra da Boca
to take a 40 minute walk to observe the indigenous paintings, the fauna
and flora from this region.
We’ll continue to the Bom Jardim Farm, a sugar plantation where we’ll
have a beautiful lunch of traditional, regional food. After lunch,
we’ll tour the farm, learning about the way of life for the old
plantation owners called coronéis (colonels), including furniture and
other historic pieces. There may also be optional horseback riding
available.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
Duration: 10 HOURS
ALMA DO NORDESTE (SOUL OF THE NORTHEAST)
Our
trip takes us directly to the south of the state to the town of
Brejinho, where we visit a factory producing farinha, a coarse “flour”
made from maize (type of corn). We’ll continue to Parque Pedra da Boca
to take a 40 minute walk to observe the indigenous paintings, the fauna
and flora from this region.
We’ll continue to the Bom Jardim Farm, a sugar plantation where we’ll
have a beautiful lunch of traditional, regional food. After lunch,
we’ll tour the farm, learning about the way of life for the old
plantation owners called coronéis (colonels), including furniture and
other historic pieces. There may also be optional horseback riding
available.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:
Duration: 10 HOURS