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Vivalá

22 Reviews

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Mato Grosso, Brazil
2026-09-05 03:01:59

Haliti-Paresi Expedition: Paths of Indigenous Culture

5 (1 Review)
2026-09-05 03:01:59
Maranhão, Brazil
2026-09-05 03:01:59

Lençóis Maranhenses and Atins: Sustainable Travel with Cultural Immersion

5 (1 Review)
2026-09-05 03:01:59
Maranhão, Brazil
2026-09-05 03:01:59

Experience Lençóis Maranhenses: Nature, Culture, and Sustainable Tourism

5 (1 Review)
2026-09-05 03:01:59
Goias, Brazil
2026-09-05 03:01:59

Discover Chapada dos Veadeiros: 4 Days of Nature, Culture and the Brazilian Cerrado

0 (No Review)
2026-09-05 03:01:59
Goias, Brazil
2026-09-05 03:01:59

Discover Chapada dos Veadeiros: 5 Days of Trails and Waterfalls

0 (No Review)
2026-09-05 03:01:59
Goias, Brazil
2026-09-05 03:01:59

Immersion in Chapada dos Veadeiros: 8 Days of Trails and Community Encounters

0 (No Review)
2026-09-05 03:01:59

Review

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A Guarani Mbya person blows into a handcrafted wooden flute beside a fire inside a traditional village house, with bunches of green bananas and colourful fabrics in the background.
Mariana Sales
05/05/2025

Healing and nature

My time with the Kariri-Xocó people was a true gift. Every song, every story, every ritual brought me inward. This is not tourism, it's care. I came back with a new perspective on the world and on what it means to be alive.
A Guarani Mbya person blows into a handcrafted wooden flute beside a fire inside a traditional village house, with bunches of green bananas and colourful fabrics in the background.
Luana Ribeiro
05/05/2025

A meeting with what really matters

Being in the forest with the Shanenawa people was a truly moving experience. Listening, learning, walking with respect... I came back changed. More aware, more connected, and with a quiet heart. One of those moments that stay forever.
A Guarani Mbya person blows into a handcrafted wooden flute beside a fire inside a traditional village house, with bunches of green bananas and colourful fabrics in the background.
Fernanda Cruz
05/05/2025

A challenge worth every step

It was days of rain, sun, rock, and beauty. Mount Roraima is intense and sacred. Every step felt like walking into another time. Sleeping on the summit was magical. I came back with stories, silence, and a peace that’s hard to explain.
A Guarani Mbya person blows into a handcrafted wooden flute beside a fire inside a traditional village house, with bunches of green bananas and colourful fabrics in the background.
Eduardo Lima
05/05/2025

A place that feels out of this world

Mount Roraima is one of those experiences you never forget. The landscapes are surreal and the days of hiking challenge your body but give so much to your soul. I came back different, lighter and full of gratitude.
A Guarani Mbya person blows into a handcrafted wooden flute beside a fire inside a traditional village house, with bunches of green bananas and colourful fabrics in the background.
Marcelo Vieira
05/05/2025

An unforgettable experience

Reaching the highest point in Brazil was unforgettable, but what impacted me most was connecting with the Yanomami culture. Every step had meaning and every silence spoke loudly. It is a deep experience that changes how you see the world and yourself.