Brazilian Cerrado is one of Nat Geo's top destinations for '25

National Geographic has chosen the Brazilian Cerrado, known as one of the biomes with the richest biodiversity on the planet, as one of the best destinations in the world for 2025. With stunning landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and a significant cultural heritage, the Cerrado stands out as one of the great natural jewels of Brazil and the world.

The selection made by National Geographic, as part of the "Best of the World 2025" list, includes must-see destinations for the coming year, considering both experiences that benefit local residents and visitors. The Cerrado, with its lush landscapes and rich culture, is an example of how tourism can be developed sustainably and positively for communities.

Marcelo Freixo, president of the Brazilian Tourism Board (Visit Brasil/Embratur), highlights the importance of the recognition for Brazilian tourism: "We are very proud to see the Cerrado receiving this prestigious nomination. It is a milestone for Brazil, as we not only highlight a biome of extreme importance, but also demonstrate that responsible and sustainable tourism can generate income while preserving the natural beauties that make our country a unique destination in the world.”

Discover the Wonders of the Cerrado:

Chapada dos Veadeiros (GO)
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park is one of the most iconic areas of the Cerrado. Located in the state of Goiás, it offers a unique combination of crystal-clear waterfalls, rock formations, and challenging trails, attracting adventurers of all levels. 

Pirenópolis (GO)
This charming colonial town in Goiás is a must-visit for history and nature lovers. With its cobblestone streets and preserved colonial mansions, Pirenópolis is the starting point for the Rota dos Pireneus, combining the tranquility of the Cerrado with a rich cultural heritage.

Brasília (DF)
The capital of Brazil, Brasília is a destination that combines the modernity of its urban planning and architecture with the beautiful landscapes of the Cerrado. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the city is an example of innovative design.