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☀️ In the #ConheçaOBrasil project of the week, we will be learning about the state of ~RORAIMA! - Roraima has a fascinating history, with its territory once disputed by the English and Dutch before Portugal asserted sovereignty. The region is named after Indigenous words meaning “Green Mountain,” “Mother of Winds,” or “Caju Hill.” - Its capital is Boa Vista, located on the right bank of the Rio Branco River. The city is home to over 430,000 people, nearly two-thirds of the state’s population. - Boa Vista features the Parque do Rio Branco, a major attraction with a beautiful view, a beach area, and the Selvinha Amazônica playground. The city also offers local highlights like the Orla Taumanam, the Igreja Matriz, and the Monumento aos Pioneiros. - The region is known for its rich cuisine, including caldeirada, pirarucu desfiado, paçoca com banana, and desserts made from local fruits like cupuaçu and buriti. - For adventurers, Monte Roraima is the state’s biggest treasure. One of Earth’s oldest formations, it offers epic views and hiking experiences and can be accessed from Boa Vista, about 257 km away. So, have you ever been to Boa Vista?
2025년 6월 26일 오후 2:23
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☀️ In the #ConheçaOBrasil project of the week, we will be learning about the state of RONDÔNIA~! Before being called Rondônia, the state was considered a "territory" named Guaporé—due to the Guaporé River. It kept this name until 1956. The name Rondônia was a tribute to Marshal Cândido Rondon, of indigenous descent. The military officer was a sertanista (an explorer of the Brazilian backlands) responsible for opening paths in the Central-West region, always trying to establish cordial relations with the native indigenous population. Porto Velho is the only Brazilian capital that borders another country. It also borders two other Brazilian states: Amazonas and Acre. In Rondônia, there is a river called the Roosevelt River, named after a North American figure: former President Theodore Roosevelt, who explored the region at the invitation of Marshal Cândido Rondon. One of the typical dishes of the region is "caldeirada de tambaqui," a very famous broth that can also be made with tucunaré fish. Other typical dishes of the state are caruru, maniçoba, and cupuaçu sweets, made with a fruit that is typical of the Northern region. In 1914, Marshal Rondon was also responsible for the rediscovery of the Real Forte Príncipe da Beira, which is located on the banks of the Guaporé River. Its construction began in 1775, and it is considered the largest Portuguese military construction outside of Europe. So, have you ever been to Porto Velho?
2025년 6월 17일 오전 11:59
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