It is a major tourist attraction in Torres City, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, known for its unique topography and significant geological value. The park was established in 1971 and was initially requisitioned as a public interest area. In 1981, it was declared a special tourist area. Characterized by its basalt tower and contrast with the ocean, it is an important geological point in the "Rio Grande do Sul Geopark" project. The Guarita Beach in the park is famous for its clear seawater and soft white sand, making it perfect for surfing. The park offers multiple walking trails for visitors to explore and enjoy natural beauty.

It is a natural beauty located in Cacapavado Sul, Brazil. This waterfall cascades down from a height of over 20 meters and is surrounded by nature, making it an impressive attraction. Tourists praise its beauty endlessly, although the journey to the waterfall may not be easy and requires some walking, most people believe it is worth it. There are diverse natural landscapes surrounding the waterfall, including an abandoned building and an old hydroelectric dam, all of which increase the attraction of the site. It is a charming place surrounded by natural beauty and a hidden treasure in the local area.

It is the official match ball for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, designed and manufactured by Adidas. Known for its diversity, exoticism, and technological innovation, it brings joy to players during training and has also been warmly sought after by fans. The name was chosen by over one million Brazilian fans through voting, symbolizing the pride of Brazilians in their country's way of life, emotions, pride, and goodwill towards everyone. Production began in Pakistan, marking the revival of the country's football industry. With its unique symmetry, ball control, tactile sensation, and aerodynamic performance, it has become one of the most rigorously tested football in the history of the World Cup.

It is the official match ball for the Confederations Cup held in Brazil in 2013. The design inspiration for this football comes from three major cultural symbols in Brazil: carnival, football, and samba dance, and its name "Cafusa" is a fusion of these three words. Created by the same team that designed Adidas Tango 12, this team enjoys a high reputation in the field of football design. With its unique patterns and colors, it successfully captures and showcases Brazil's cultural atmosphere and vitality. The design incorporates Brazil's diverse culture and showcases the country's unique charm.

An important historical site located in Brazil, commemorating Portuguese missionary and explorer Gonzalo de Sousa. He had a significant impact on Brazil's early colonial and missionary activities and was one of the key figures in Portugal's spread of Catholicism in South America. As a commemorative building, it not only marks his personal life and achievements, but also reflects Portugal's religious and cultural influence in Brazilian history. The design and architectural style of tombs may have integrated the artistic characteristics of that time, becoming tangible materials for studying the architecture and sculpture art of that era.