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Brazil - Jalapao Day 2 & Accommodation Sharing

đŸ„°After waking up and playing with the horses and dogs at the guesthouse, we set off to go swimming again. Jerry joked that during the 4-day tour, not a single day passed with dry clothes. This time, we swam in a river. I’d recommend bringing your own floaties — you’ll definitely attract envious looks from everyone around! ✹After swimming, we headed to the famous photo spot at Serra do EspĂ­rito Santo (often called Montanha do Sacatrappo by locals). Many people were queuing to take pictures standing on car roofs. Not wanting to wait, we simply took a quick photo nearby and then rushed to the dunes to catch the sunset. 🏹I also want to share about our 3-night stay in the state park. Since the tour looped around the park, we stayed at a different place each night. With such a packed daily schedule, every morning tested our speed at packing luggage. đŸ©·The rooms were simple but clean. No hair dryer was provided, and toiletries were limited to soap — no shower gel or shampoo. Those who mind should bring their own. The second night’s hotel had an open-air swimming pool with endless natural views — totally worth waking up early for a swim! The third night’s hotel featured a natural spring. It was beautifully lit at night. Even though it was quite chilly, I still couldn’t resist taking a dip. #Palmas#JalapĂŁo#Accommodation #travel guide#Brazil#trip diary

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Brazil - Jalapao Day 2 & Accommodation Sharing

đŸ„°After waking up and playing with the horses and dogs at the guesthouse, we set off to go swimming again. Jerry joked that during the 4-day tour, not a single day passed with dry clothes. This time, we swam in a river. I’d recommend bringing your own floaties — you’ll definitely attract envious looks from everyone around! ✹After swimming, we headed to the famous photo spot at Serra do EspĂ­rito Santo (often called Montanha do Sacatrappo by locals). Many people were queuing to take pictures standing on car roofs. Not wanting to wait, we simply took a quick photo nearby and then rushed to the dunes to catch the sunset. 🏹I also want to share about our 3-night stay in the state park. Since the tour looped around the park, we stayed at a different place each night. With such a packed daily schedule, every morning tested our speed at packing luggage. đŸ©·The rooms were simple but clean. No hair dryer was provided, and toiletries were limited to soap — no shower gel or shampoo. Those who mind should bring their own. The second night’s hotel had an open-air swimming pool with endless natural views — totally worth waking up early for a swim! The third night’s hotel featured a natural spring. It was beautifully lit at night. Even though it was quite chilly, I still couldn’t resist taking a dip. #Palmas#JalapĂŁo#Accommodation #travel guide#Brazil#trip diary

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