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A 186-Meter Waterfall Marks the First Major Fall of the San Francisco River: the Cerrado Mining Park that Protects Springs From Three Basins and Gathers Chapadons, Valleys and Natural Pools
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News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of the day UNESCO recognized the importance of this ecosystem in 1986 by declaring it a Natural Heritage of Humanity. The news A water wall of almost 3 kilometers gathers jumps of up to 80 meters within a park protected by UNESCO since 1986 was first published in News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today
The Serra da Canastra National Park gathers the imposing Casca d'Anta, hundreds of preserved springs and trails by the mining relief.
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