Пиауи

Piauí Essentials

Piauí is home to the Serra da Capivara National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site containing some of the oldest archaeological records of human presence in the Americas. This list highlights the iconic Pedra Furada rock formation and prehistoric rock art at Toca do Boqueirão. Beyond archaeology, it includes the dramatic sandstone landscapes of Serra das Confusões and the cultural heritage of Teresina at the Central de Artesanato Mestre Dezinho, showcasing traditional regional craftsmanship.

Pedra Furada

A massive natural sandstone arch and the iconic landmark of the Serra da Capivara National Park.

Museu do Homem Americano

Research center and museum in São Raimundo Nonato displaying prehistoric tools, ceramics, and skeletal remains discovered in the surrounding archaeological sites.

Toca da Boqueirao da Pedra Furada

Significant archaeological rock shelter featuring over a thousand prehistoric paintings depicting daily life, hunting, and rituals.

Serra das Confusões National Park

The Serra das Confusões National Park is a national park in the state of Piauí, Brazil.

Central de Artesanato Mestre Dezinho

Located in a former military headquarters in Teresina, this cultural center houses workshops and stalls selling regional woodcarvings, pottery, and textiles.

Mirante

Observation deck offering panoramic views of the geological formations and the semi-arid caatinga vegetation of Serra da Capivara.

Mirante da Zabele

Viewpoint overlooking the valley, providing a perspective on the sheer cliffs and archaeological sites within the National Park.

Catedral de Nossa Senhora dos Remédios

Neo-Gothic cathedral in Picos, known for its twin spires and prominent position in the city's central square.

Igreja Matriz

The main parish church of São Raimundo Nonato, serving as a central religious landmark for the gateway city to the archaeological region.