Barra do Bugres

The gateway to the route within the Umutina Indigenous Territory—a space of rich multi-ethnic interaction bringing together peoples such as the Balatiponé, Bororo, and Umutina. It offers a unique opportunity to experience a blend of traditional knowledge, rituals, and handicrafts, alongside the biological richness of the local rivers.

Tangará da Serra

A geographical and cultural transition point surrounded by the Serra de Tapirapuã. The highlight here is a visit to the Formoso Village, where you can experience daily Indigenous life, admire the preserved natural surroundings, and visit the Formoso Waterfall.

Campo Novo dos Parecis

The major hub for ethno-tourism in the lush Chapada dos Parecis. At Wazare Village, visitors experience a profound cultural immersion with the Haliti-Paresí people, participating in welcome rituals, dance performances, and traditional games—such as *Jikunahatī* (head-soccer)—and swimming in crystal-clear rivers alongside massive waterfalls like Salto Uitiariti and Salto Belo.

Brás Norte

Situated on the transition toward the Amazon biome, Brasnorte is home to territories of remarkable ethnic diversity (such as the Rikbaktsa and Manoki peoples). It is the ideal destination for those seeking deep forest trails, wildlife viewing, and direct contact with the wisdom of the forest in its purest form.

Parque Indígena do Xingu

 The planet's greatest and most renowned benchmark for socio-environmental and cultural conservation. The Xingu is home to 16 distinct ethnic groups (such as the Kamaiurá, Yawalapiti, Kuikuro, Mehinako, and Kalapalo). An immersion in the Xingu is one of the most profound experiences in global ethno-tourism, where visitors experience daily life in circular villages, the refined art of featherwork and ceramics, sustainable river management, a cuisine based on cassava and fish, and major traditional celebrations and rituals, such as the Kuarup and the Huka-Huka (a traditional warrior wrestling match).