You´ve just entered the Ecological Guides (EcoGuides) area. Here you visit interesting ecotouristic regions in Brazils hinterlands and differente ecossistems. Some of the guides are ready to use - Central Highlands, "chapadas" Diamantina, Guimarães and Veadeiros, as well as the guide to the colonial-style City of Goias (former capital os Goias State, founded in 1725 during the gold run to the Portuguese colony west lands in South America). See also the guide to the most important cave complex in Brazil - Terra Ronca, in Goias State, with kilometers of underground places to go, some with rivers encoutering each other. And EcoGuide of Jalapão - an extense, wild and unique sort of "forgotten area" in southeast state of Tocantins, with few people, sand poor soil, short savana (cerrados) vegetation and lots of water underneath and rivers, waterfalls, springwaters and beautifull landscapes. And the guides keep coming: the Araguaia River Ecoguide (the most beautiful river crossing south-north the country) and the Pirenopolis-Corumba Guide (historical region with mountains and lots of waterfalls, only 150km from the federal capital, Brasilia), with GPS files and maps. Our staff went there and produced the Bonito and South Pantanal EcoGuide (Bonito is a top ecotourism town in South Mato Grosso State in Brazil and Pantanal is the unique wetlands worldwide famous, divided in north and south by the equivalente states border). Photographers, writers and geography people also gave us the EcoGuide for Rhea National Park and Archeological Sites of Serranopolis, Southern Goias state. Some other EcoGuides are coming and the goal is always to provide trustfull journalism material on ecological tourism in the hinterland of Brazil (beach areas are already well known and information on them are most of it on internet in a way or other). We count on you to feedback us. Print the maps before going out on vacation and, if you use it, don´t forget the GPS files you can download from the EcoGuides and load up your device. The pictures can be used free, but to use them please cite www.viaecologica.com.br . Thanks.

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The Editorial Staff.