
UNESCO
World Natural Heritage Site since 2001Natural Heritage since 2001
Povoado do Moinho · Alto Paraíso de Goiás
The place
In the heart of Brazil, about 230 km from Brasília, rises the highest plateau in the center of the country. Crystal-clear rivers, hundreds of waterfalls, exotic birds and ground full of quartz crystal: a land many people feel is sacred.
The National Park was created in 1961, and in 2001 UNESCO declared it a World Natural Heritage Site. It protects around 240,000 hectares of Cerrado, the most biodiverse savanna on the planet and home to the maned wolf, the pampas deer and the jaguar.
Its rocks are more than a billion years old and are among the oldest formations on Earth. Many hold outcrops of quartz crystal, one of the reasons the region draws spiritual seekers from all over the world.
With altitudes of almost 1,700 meters, the nights are cool and the water runs clean all year round. Near the sanctuary there are waterfalls, natural pools and trails that are part of the experience.

UNESCO
World Natural Heritage Site since 2001Natural Heritage since 2001

Quartz
a land of crystal, with rocks over a billion years olda land of crystal

3.5 h
from Brasília airportfrom Brasília

Waterfalls
hundreds in the region, several just minutes from the sanctuaryhundreds in the region
Spaces of the sanctuary

Ceremonial tipi
ceremonies around the fire

New sanctuary
opening on November 15

Ceremony hall
360° surround sound

Waterfalls
guided walks
Food
vegetarian and organic, three meals a day

Rest and integration
hammocks and nature
Lodging

Your own space in the middle of the forest, with a private bathroom. [Details to be confirmed]

Privacy for your process. [Details to be confirmed]

Life together with the group. [Details to be confirmed]
Getting here