Cidade de Narón
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Pasear por el borde de un antiguo cráter volcánico en una fresca mañana primaveral es uno de los mejores recuerdos que guardo del viaje a Sao Miguel.
Sin duda, esta isla es uno de esos lugares a los que me gustaría retornar alguna vez; un auténtico paraíso, un sitio magnífico donde perderse, pensar y reflexionar sobre la vida, sobre tu vida y todo lo demás.
Seven Cities National Park
It is a Brazilian conservation unit of integral nature protection located in the northern region of the state of Piauí,
between the municipalities of Brasileira and Piracuruca
Archaeological Site
National Park of
Seven Cities
Parque Nacional de Sete Cidades
É uma unidade de conservação brasileira de proteção integral da natureza localizada na região norte do estado do Piauí,
entre os municípios de Brasileira e de Piracuruca
Sítio Arqueológico
Parque Nacional de
Sete Cidades
Piauí. Brasil
Art Week Gallery Theme
This week - 29 August → 4 September of 2021, our theme is:
~ A Path In The Woods ~
Sítio Arqueológico
Parque Nacional de
Sete Cidades
Municípios de Brasileira e Piracuruca
Serra Negra
Piauí. Brasil
Bairro de Poço da Panela
"This neighborhood emerged around the 18th century, belonging to the lands of the Casa Forte sugar mill. At first, it was a simple village amidst large sugar cane plantations. However, from 1746 onwards, this profile began to change. At that time, a major cholera epidemic took over Recife and some doctors announced that bathing in the stretch of the Capibaribe River that ran through the village during the summer was a miraculous remedy for the disease. The news spread very quickly and caused this region to become a popular destination for the wealthy of Recife, who soon built large summer houses there."
It has a fascinating collection of gold and ceramics from the Zenú people.
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The Zenú or Sinú is a pre-Columbian culture in Colombia, whose ancestral territory comprises the valleys of the Sinu and San Jorge rivers as well as the coast of the Caribbean around the Gulf of Morrosquillo. These lands lie within the departments of Córdoba and Sucre.
The Zenú culture existed from about 200 BCE to about 1600 CE, constructing major water works and producing gold ornaments. The gold that was often buried with their dead lured the Spanish conquerors, who looted much of the gold. With the arrival of the Spaniards, the tribe all but died out. The 16th-century Spanish chroniclers wrote about the Zenú who were still living there, but recorded little or nothing about the history of the Zenú.