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UNESCO World Heritage Site in Goiás, Brazil
Photo: Izabel Camille Nominato, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Emas National Park is in Centre West of Brazil. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site due to its cerrado savannah, which is one of the oldest and most diverse ecosystems in the world.
Chapadão do Céu is the closest municipality to the park, approximately 25 km away. It has services such as banking, mechanics, pharmacists, and mail.
Read in the guideThe park is large and is mainly explored by private vehicle, guided safari vehicle, bicycle or on foot. There is no public transportation between the gates, trails, rivers and visitor areas.
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