Chapada dos Guimarães is located only 67km from Cuiabá city, known for its historical treasuries and anthropology. The region’s natural formations cause interests among scientists that study the preserved marine fossils and places of archeological interests with pre-historic paintings.

There is neither lack of natural beauties: waterfalls, caves & caverns, hills & rocks surrounded of canyons with 350m highness. The most famous waterfall is Veil of the Bride, with a fall of 86m. Another attraction in the park is the highest point, the hill of São Jerômino, considered to be the most mystic place in Brazil. The cavern of Aero Jari hides beautiful waterfalls and the blue lake, Lagoa Azul, with its crystal clear water. No lack of water in the park, a network of drainage of several important rivers. The riverbanks are surrounded by rich vegetation that hides a rich wildlife, like deers, wolfs, and many kinds of birds.

The town of Chapada dos Guimarães is situated 10km from the nature reserve, which has its attractions as well. There is lots of preserved architecture from the colonial time, from the 17th and 18th century. It is worth a visit to the church of Nossa Senhora Santana do Sacramento, since 1779. It was constructed by slaves and its altar is totally covered by gold. The town’s infrastructure provides with all necessaries among the visitors.
NOTE: The numbers on the map below indicates:
1) National Park of Chapada Guimarães
2) Waterfall = Cachoeira do Tombador
3) Lake Lagoa Azul & Cave Gruta Salobra
4) Complexo da Cerquinha
5) Bath - Balneario Estivado
6) Indian Reserve of Santana
7) River of Rio Arinos