Globo program presenter visits indigenous land in Acre; check details

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By Suene Almeida, ContilNet

The presenter of the global program “No Limite”, Fernando Fernandes, is another one of the famous people who comes to Acre looking to see the state’s tourist attractions. In a post on his Instagram page, he revealed that he is visiting Tarauacá, in the interior of the state.

Fernando, who is also an athlete, has more than a million followers on his personal Instagram page, where he shares his routine and adventures around the world. His disability does not prevent him from exploring different realities and places, such as the Salar Yuni desert, in Bolivia, the Xingu Valley, among other places throughout Brazil.

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In this new adventure, the presenter is visiting the Yawarani Village, of the Yawanawá people, located in the Rio Gregório indigenous land, in Tarauacá. In one publication, he appears on a boat, on the way to the location. In his stories he shows how he arrived in the village. Check out:

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Also in Acre is Spanish actor Miguel Bernardeau, known for his role as Guzmán Nunier in the Netflix series, “Elite”. He is visiting Cruzeiro do Sul, more specifically, the waters of the Croa River.

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With its tourist potential, known worldwide, the state of Acre receives visits from tourists from all over Brazil and also from other parts of the world, in particular, looking to discover the beauty of indigenous villages and festivals in the interior of the state.