Located in the north of the country, Tocantins, one of the country’s youngest states, enchant with its river beaches and exuberant waterfalls, no mention its parks and ecological reserves like the famous Jalapao; where the rivers create true oases in the dry landscape. The capital, Palmas, is a wonderful sight which lies between the Serra do Lageado and Serra do Carmo on one side, and the Tocantins river on the other, where nature and architecture dispute. One of the capital main attractions is the Graciosa beach that draws up to 15,000 people a weekend during the "Tocantins summer", from July to September. Tocantins also hosts the Ilha do Bananal (Bananal Island), home of the Araguala National Park. The island rich ecosystem includes three different types of forests and typical meadows of the savannas. The land is also considerate a true sanctuary for its fauna, full of different and endangered species...