Tangará da Serra, Municipality in southwestern Mato Grosso, Brazil
Tangará da Serra is a municipality in southwestern Mato Grosso characterized by diverse landscapes featuring rivers, waterfalls, and forested areas. The city sits in a region defined by agricultural land and natural water resources that shape daily life and local activity.
The municipality was officially founded in 1976 as part of an expansion of administrative divisions in Mato Grosso state. This establishment allowed the region to develop with more organized resource management and local services.
The municipality organizes regular business networking events, including meetings that support local entrepreneurs through knowledge exchange and collaboration initiatives.
The city is best explored by car as the landscape is spread out and distances are considerable. It is wise to plan visits during daylight and be mindful of local road conditions, especially when heading toward rivers and waterfalls.
The Sepotuba River flows through the region with several waterfalls that serve as important natural water features. These falls often surprise visitors with the beauty and abundance of water in this landscape.
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