Juruti

Juruti is a municipality in western Pará that extends along the Amazon River, surrounded by dense rainforest and numerous waterways throughout the region. The area combines natural landscapes with settlements and has become a center of resource extraction.

The region developed from a small settlement into an industrial center after extensive bauxite deposits were discovered. This discovery brought large-scale mining to the area and fundamentally changed its economic path.

Local communities shape daily life through celebrations and customs that reflect their heritage and connection to the land. Visitors can experience traditional music, regional foods, and crafts during local festivals that bring people together throughout the year.

Visitors can reach the municipality by local airport, river transport on the Amazon, or road connections to neighboring areas. It is helpful to prepare for hot and humid conditions and plan local travel routes in advance.

The area is known for its rich deposits of bauxite, an important mineral for aluminum production. These resources hold major significance for national industry and have strongly shaped the local economy.