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Grupo: Maria Luiza Lau, Pietra Metzker 8 A

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In the church of Serra do Caraca the foxes go there at night to eat and the mother and daughter go there to have a debate to see what will stay with the territory

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Parque do Caraça received this name because of the face-shaped rock formation. Venturing on the trails is the strong point of the ecological tour in the place

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Emanuelle, Maria Eduarda ,sophia Matos e Manuela 8 ano b

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Serra do Caraça Waterfall

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The Caraça garden, located near the church, is considered a French garden. French gardens are known for their well-defined shapes, unlike English gardens, whose idea is to blend in with nature.

O jardim do caraça, localizado perto da igreja, é considerado um jardim francês. Os jardins franceses são conhecidos por suas formas bem definidas, diferentemente dos jardins inglês, cuja ideia é se fundir com a natureza.

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Lívia Alves, Maria Carolina Corrêa, Julia Pacheco, Bruna Moutinho - 8°B.

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Aluno:Estevão 8c

Ruínas do antigo Colégio interno do Caraça

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Alunos: Samuel, Davi, Rafael Bites, Rafael Castro         8°C

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Michael Krämer und das Aventura do Brasil Team

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Brazil, Ouro Preto: Convent Pousada do Caraca | Aventura do Brasil

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The former monastic school is located in the mountains, not far from Ouro Preto. The region is appreciated by nature lovers, hiking groups and bird watchers.

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Icaro 8c

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Lindo demais1

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Gabriel, Leonardo e Maria Alencar - 8º ano B

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Gabriel, Leonardo e Maria Alencar - 8º ano B

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Caraça significa máscara, mas também é usado popularmente no sentido de rosto grande e desproporcionado; alguém com cara muito feia.

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Caraça significa máscara, mas também é usado popularmente no sentido de rosto grande e desproporcionado; alguém com cara muito feia.

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Look at this magnific churc

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Jota emi lindo cantando no onibus

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Mão da Júlia e cabeça do tio Vitão

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Alice, Ana Carolina, Letícia Trajano e Mauro- 8°B

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With more than 12,000 hectares, the RPPN Caraça's Sanctuary was recognized by the Instituto do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico Nacional - IPHAN, in 1955, when it became part of the list of properties listed by the Union. Serra do Espinhaço and Atlantic Forest biosphere, recognized by UNESCO in 2005.

The historical past of the RPPN: Caraça's Sanctuary is peculiar, as an exceptional area of ​​12,403 hectares was kept in possession of only two owners, Brother Lourenço de Nossa Senhora and the Congregation of the Mission, for over 240 years. The merger of four properties formed the Reserve area: the original, acquired by Brother Lourenço around 1770, in which the main buildings of Caraça are located; the Fazenda da Chácara, purchased in 1823, whose former headquarters no longer exist and which was, for a long time, the College's granary, on the old road to Catas Altas; Fazenda do Engenho, purchased in 1858, located near the entrance to the Reserve; and Fazenda do Capivari, donated by Colonel Manoel Pedro Cotta and his wife, who, as they had no descendants, bequeathed their property to Caraça in 1870.

Today, tourists worldwide visit the Caraça Sanctuary annually, whether for a moment of rest, leisure, or environmental research and contact with religiosity. The place is recognized for its hospitality. So much that Booking.com gave it twice, in 2020 and 2021, the Traveler Review Awards seal, which rewards travelers' best-rated hotels.

Part of Serra do Espinhaço, Serra do Caraça is located in a transition zone from the Atlantic Forest to the Cerrado, two very rich Brazilian biomes that make the region an ideal destination for ecotourism and also for the preservation of animals. Several water springs supply waterfalls and rivers that cross the area and provide us with tours with stunning landscapes of the Serra.

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Maned wolf refuge, Caraça Sanctuary reopens for immersion tourism

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With more than 12,000 hectares, the RPPN Caraça's Sanctuary was recognized by the Instituto do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico Nacional - IPHAN, in 1955, when it became part of the list of properties listed by the Union. Serra do Espinhaço and Atlantic Forest biosphere, recognized by UNESCO in 2005.

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THE SANTUÁRIO DO CARAÇA IS A MAGICAL ISLAND

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Swarovski Optik Birding and Outdoor. Wildlife. MINAS GERAIS HAS MUCH TO OFFER VISITING BIRDERS, GENERAL AND SPECIALIST NATURALISTS ALIKE

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Caminho do trem