Serra Dourada

Serra Dourada is a municipality in Bahia located in northeastern Brazil's rolling countryside. The area extends across more than 1,500 square kilometers with scattered settlements and rural landscapes.

This municipality was officially established in 1962 as part of administrative reorganization in Bahia. The creation marked an important change in how the region's local governance was structured.

The name Serra Dourada refers to the golden mountains visible in the region and reflects the landscape travelers encounter. Local residents maintain traditions shaped by indigenous, Portuguese, and African influences that visitors can observe in daily life.

When exploring the area, take time to understand the rural layout since distances between settlements can be significant. Visitors should gather local information and plan routes in advance to navigate comfortably.

The region is less visited than other parts of Bahia, offering travelers direct insights into rural life in the Northeast. This lower tourist presence allows for authentic encounters with the local community.

Location: Bahia

Elevation above the sea: 482 m

Shares border with: Tabocas do Brejo Velho, Santana, Baianópolis, Brejolândia, Sítio do Mato

GPS coordinates: -12.76083,-43.95000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:54