Pandavas Paradise is located about 250km north of Brasilia in Chapada dos Veadeiros, in the state of Goias, Brazil. The region is an ancient highland plateau which has become famous for eco-tourism, especially its waterfalls, and also attracts many spiritual seekers. Its rock formations are one of the oldest on the planet and include quartz crystal outcrops. The region’s tropical savannah ecosystem, called cerrado, is the most eco-diverse savannah on the planet. The Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
We are located between the two small towns of Alto Paraíso and São Jorge, in a good position for visiting the best tourist sights of the region. However, we are also far enough from these towns and self-contained enough that many of our guest choose to spend their whole time within our resort, participating in our daily yoga related activities, visiting our private wateralls, walking on trails within our own nature reserve, and taking advantage of our massage therapies.
For directions to Pandavas Paradise, please see our page on how to get here.
For more information on the scenery, flora and fauna of Pandavas Paradise, see our nature page.
And to find out more about the main tourist sights around Pandavas Paradise, see our outings page.