An unknown paradise, originally inhabited by indigenous people, over the centuries it was the scene of bandeirante expeditions, in search of gold and precious stones, which left deep marks on their culture, such as the art of Portuguese filigree.

The region is home to old farms and quilombola communities, which keep their traditions and ways of life alive.

 

The Serras Gerais make up the largest mosaic of Brazilian Chapadas and the most historical cities of Tocantins.