Araguaina is a municipality in the state of Tocantins in Brazil. The place is known for its rich culture and history. Araguaina is said to be inhabited in the past by a tribe of Indians called the Carajas. The remnants of this Indian tribe can still be seen in the banks of the Araguaina River. Visiting this bank will allow travelers to understand Araguaina’s cultural heritage. As a matter of fact, the banks of the Araguaina River have become a popular tourist destination for tourists and travelers.

Araguaina is also place where you can see some forests with lush vegetation just like any other cities in the Amazon region. This can be a perfect haven for nature trippers and nature lovers.

Araguaina is not exempted from the colorful festivities which people look forward to when in Brazil. The municipality also has its own street dance festival and mardi gras where late night merrymaking is being held.