Parauapebas, southeastern city of Paraense that bears the same name as the river
that bathes its territory, of indigenous origin that means shallow water river.

Parauapebas is in a privileged region, surrounded by the Mosaic of
Carajás Conservation Units, with about 1.2 million hectares of
preserved forests, housing numerous species of rich flora and fauna
Amazon. Some of these species are considered endemic, as is the case with
Carajás Flower, and some endangered species. Composed
For 6 Conservation Units and 1 Indigenous Land, the Carajás region has
attractive for the most varied tastes. From trails through lush forest, crystal clear waterfalls, lagoons, bird watching, over
600 species already cataloged and about 1,300 iron caves, some of them
with archaeological remains, which represents more than 20% of the collection of such caves in the country.

With a good infrastructure, hotel network that is compared to the capital of the
state, shopping centers, good logistics and easy air, road and rail access, Parauapebas is being prepared to receive its visitors and attract
tourists seeking to combine adventure, sustainability, knowledge and leisure.

"Come to Peba" is a fun game to know the sights of the city, as well as traffic education.

Get to know the city and be cautious in traffic.