The name Jacinto was extracted from the work of writer Humberto de Campos, found in the Legend of India Jacinto, Lady of the Moon, in the text Victoria Regia. The name comes from Tupi-Guarani.

Today, Jacinto is a progressive city with a population of 23,000 inhabitants which is located to the Southeast of Cuiabá (142 km) on a plateau with an advanced architecture, where a gentle breeze, almost constant that runs through its streets with trees in a tropical climate semi-humid with temperatures averaging 26 degrees C, with its well-defined rainy season lets you enjoy a calm and pleasant. It has a growing infrastructure services to hotels, restaurants, spa, policing, education institutions and everything else a city that has potential for tourism needs. It is a region where mineral hot springs and near major business hubs of Mato Grosso with a road system that provides quick access to bus stations and airports.

• Rivers


• Waterfalls


• Hot Water


• Archaeological Sites


• Natural Pools


• Water Park


• Bungee Jumping


• Rafting and more

In July and August takes place in the famous Jacinto Season Extreme Sports, bringing together athletes from various parts of Brazil to participate in all kinds of sports.

Along the Rio Tenente Amaral and St. Lawrence River, they form one of the most beautiful set of waterfalls in the Midwest and along the Rio Tenente Amaral. Carried out in inflatable boats rides with lots of adrenaline, covering 2.5 km of rapids level I to level IV, where we can find Rebojão rapids of the Falls and Bamboo Tamburelo which is the largest and most exciting waterfall. It's where we can have a chance to know a beautiful Smokey Falls drop 30 feet height.

Ruprestes inscriptions found in Cave of the Lost in the Valley of the Lost, talk about the culture of an extinct civilization. The inscriptions, according to scholars, dating back over five thousand years.

French archaeologists Denis Vial and Agueda Vilhena Viala, in 1984, the archaeological sites located in shelters on rocks that was called Cave of the Lost, where walls display paintings dated by carbon-14 between 3630 and 4610 years, featuring as Zone Prehistoric .

This is part of Jacinto history that should be preserved forever. For this, the support and awareness of who the tourist and the competent authorities becomes very important for continuity.

Christ the Redeemer statue is undoubtedly the biggest icon Rio de Janeiro can be proud of. Of course, the best tourism activity in the world is the Mardi Gras season but beyond Mardi Gras, there’s actually more that this Portuguese-speaking country can offer.

Admittedly, Rio is often portrayed in movies as a slum. But actually, there are still lots of sights and tastes that Brazil can offer. One of the staples in Brazil is fejioada which is a stew of beans and pork. For backpackers who will be spending a weekend soiree in Brazil, this is one meal which you shouldn’t miss because this is what is called energy food.

One thing that I like about Brazil is that their national alchoholic beverage is cachaca which can also be a substitute for choco during breakfast. Wow, ain’t that yummy?
But if you want a dish that is really exotic, then try anything that is made from acai. Acai can only be found in the Amazon so if you want to taste what the natives of this beautiful rainforest are eating, then taste this particular kind of food.
Another delicious food is the Vatapa which is curried shrimp. It is really yummy. Try it.

Buenos Aires means good air in English so everything must be good in this capital of Argentina. Buenos Aires is actually the philatelic capital of South America so many stamp collecting hobbyists must be journeying in this city whole year round. Being a coastal city, the beaches in Buenos Aires are developed resorts just like their counterparts elsewhere. And the food here is awesome – authentic Argentinean cuisine.

One of the best foods that you may want to cherish here – whether you are a backpacker or simply having a family vacation – is asado which is actually beef barbecue. Barbecued beef? Now that’s something that Bobby Flay must be cooking! Yet it is available widespread here in Buenos Aires. Another delicacy is the bife de lomo which is actually Argentinean tenderloin cooked at its best.

Yet Buenos Aires restaurants also serve veggie dishes as well. Those are for tourists who love the artworks and architecture of the beef-laden city yet who are craving for fiber. Pizza here is different from New York or Italian pizza, it is more of a Spanish-inspired empanada way, owing to the city’s colonialism with Spain. So what are you waiting for? Have a great vacation here in Buenos Aires.