Exploring Nature
Visit the nearby Paragominas mine to understand the region's industrial significance.
Paragominas, located in the state of Pará, Brazil, is a city that balances industrial activity with ecological responsibility. Known for its large bauxite mine and diverse agricultural practices, including grain and cattle farming, the city has earned the title 'Green City' due to its commitment to sustainability. It is also a leader in fish farming, contributing significantly to the state's production. With a population of over 100,000, Paragominas offers visitors a glimpse into a community that thrives on innovation and environmental stewardship.
Paragominas, located in the state of Pará, Brazil, is a city that balances industrial activity with ecological responsibility. Known for its large bauxite mine and diverse agricultural practices, including grain and cattle farming, the city has earned the title 'Green City' due to its commitment to sustainability. It is also a leader in fish farming, contributing significantly to the state's production. With a population of over 100,000, Paragominas offers visitors a glimpse into a community that thrives on innovation and environmental stewardship.
Home to one of the largest bauxite mines.
Known as the 'Green City' for its ecological initiatives.
Diverse economy with grain and cattle farming.
Leader in fish farming in Pará.
Proximity to Belém, making it accessible for day trips.
Significant contributor to Brazil's bauxite production.
Known for its sustainable agricultural practices.
Visit the nearby Paragominas mine to understand the region's industrial significance.
Explore the city's agricultural markets to see its diverse produce.
Eco-tourism and agricultural insights.
BRL R$
$50-$100 p/day
Portuguese
Learn about the city's green initiatives that have earned it the title 'Green City'.
Eco Tourism, Agriculture, Industry
April-JuneSeptember-November
Spring is a great time to visit Paragominas with pleasant weather and less humidity.
Summers can be hot and humid; it's the best time to explore indoor attractions.
Fall offers cooler temperatures, ideal for exploring the city's outdoor markets and farms.
Winter is mild, perfect for visiting the bauxite mine and learning about local industries.