Xingu National Park

Xingu National Park, located in Brazil’s Amazon basin, is a protected area covering about 26,000 square kilometers. It is home to diverse ecosystems, including rainforests, rivers, and wetlands, supporting numerous plant and animal species. The park is also inhabited by indigenous peoples who have lived sustainably in harmony with nature for generations. Its conservation efforts aim to preserve biodiversity, protect indigenous cultures, and prevent illegal activities like logging and mining. Xingu National Park is vital for ecological balance, climate regulation, and safeguarding the rich cultural heritage of its indigenous communities.