The most famous scrubland park, considered the heart of Bahia, succeeds in combining an impressive number of springs and water courses with an exuberant vegetation. Chapada Diamantina enables the choice of walking among caves, many waterfalls, natural chutes, mountains with stunning views, valleys and ravines. The major part of the trails are a heritage of the time when the region's prospectors opened up the Chapada, in search of precious stones. All these adventures have as central point the historical and preserved colonial city of Lencois. The beauty of the city of Lencois, which flourished during the Ore Cycle is mainly represented by its colonial mansions.
Hikes are very varied, mixing matchless beauty with legends and mysteries.
Such as the Morro do Pai Inacio which bears this name due to a legend telling that a slave, fleeing. Vegetation varies between the scrubland and the fields replete with flowers like orchids and bromeliads. Which means that the Chapada is the most in adventure and integration with nature. Just completed the vacation part of our trip to Brazil and it was wonderful. The Chapada Diamantina part was the best and my wife agreed that we should return for another ecological vacation.