Tibagi

Tibagi is a municipality in southern Brazil focused on agriculture, with fields of wheat, corn, and soybeans shaping the landscape. The area sits in a rolling region dotted with small settlements and farming operations.

The municipality was founded in 1872 and developed into an agricultural center in the Paraná region. This early settlement created the foundation for its role today as a farming area.

Farming families form the heart of the community, and their work shapes daily rhythms and social gatherings throughout the year. Markets and local celebrations bring people together to share crops, goods, and news from neighboring areas.

Visitors will encounter rural roads and agricultural landscapes that can be explored on foot or by car. The best time to explore is during the drier season when farm roads are more accessible.

The region is home to Guartelá State Park, which protects one of the world's largest canyons. This natural area offers visitors opportunities for kayaking and climbing amid striking rock walls.

Location: Paraná

Inception: 1872

Elevation above the sea: 766 m

Shares border with: Ventania, Telêmaco Borba, Carambeí, Castro, Imbaú, Ipiranga, Ivaí, Piraí do Sul, Ponta Grossa, Reserva

Website: http://tibagi.pr.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -24.50889,-50.41389

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:23