Sananduva

Tucked into the northern plateau of Rio Grande do Sul beside the Inhandava River, Sananduva is a place whose character is shaped by rolling uplands and a strongly agricultural hinterland. This is Brazil’s far south, where the climate is markedly cooler than in much of the country and seasonal changes are part of everyday life. The surrounding plateau belongs to the Atlantic Forest domain, including Araucaria forest formations typical of southern Brazil. Sananduva also shares the gaucho traditions of Rio Grande do Sul: chimarrão, the hot yerba-mate infusion, remains a familiar symbol of sociability across the state. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Sananduva and northern Rio Grande do Sul.

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