Itabaiana, Administrative municipality in Agreste Paraibano region, Brazil.
Itabaiana is a municipality in the Agreste Paraibano region situated at 92 meters elevation in the northeastern section of Paraíba state. Agricultural lands define its landscape, with sugarcane fields, corn, and beans forming the visible agricultural base.
Portuguese settlers gained control during the 16th century, displacing the Potiguara communities who had originally inhabited the region. This shift marked a turning point in the area's development.
The Festa Junina celebrations from mid to late June showcase traditional food, music, and dance that reflect how locals value their regional heritage. These events shape daily life and demonstrate the community's connection to its roots.
The municipality connects to João Pessoa through regional highways, with Presidente Castro Pinto International Airport serving as the main air gateway. Visitors can explore the area using local roads that pass through agricultural lands.
Sugarcane dominates the flat lands while corn and beans grow in smaller scattered plots, creating a patchwork of different farm sizes. This mix of large and small agricultural areas gives the region its particular character.
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